TRAGEDY 2: “Come, worthy upholders of Roman grandeur,” “Approach, Caesar’s comrades!...” (The Death of Caesar)

The Comedy of Death

Painting of Rome: The Death of Sapphira

Painting of Rome: The Death of St. Benedict

La Tauromaquia [The Bullfight]: Dreadful events in the front rows of the ring at Madrid and death of the mayor of Torrejon

La Tauromaquia [The Bullfight]: The unlucky death of Pepe Illo in the ring at Madrid

A Roman View of the Ruins of the Temple of Venus and Rome with the Colosseum and the Arch of Constantine

The Life of the Virgin in Emblems: The Doe Lamenting the Death of Her Fawn

The Death of the Virgin (after Pieter Bruegel)

The Dance of Death: An den Mond

SKETCHES OF THE THEATRE BY DAUMIER [3]: Below the upper vignette: － Take a seat, Cinna!... Below the lower vignette: The Ticket-checking counter while they perform a Tragedy

Tsukiji Small Theater: 42nd Performance “The Death of Tintagiles/The Blinds/The Wolves”

PARISIAN MEN IN 1852. 8: A Parisian man [who has] remained faithful to the cult of Tragedy

NEWS 388: Mr. Hume dispensing with the fantasy of having his boots polished by Julius Caesar

NEWS 97: The soothsayers of Empire prepare themselves to consult the entrails of sacred ducks before Caesar chooses other ministers

NEWS 97: The soothsayers of Empire prepare themselves to consult the entrails of sacred ducks before Caesar chooses other ministers

The Dance of Death: Zur Gespenstersonate von A. Strindberg

The Masque of the Red Death from Series of Copperplates "A Homage to Edgar Allan Poe"

TRAGEDY 1: “What pains has this charming face cost me!...” (Phèdre)

The Fall and Salvation of Mankind through the Life and Passion of Christ: (38) Death of the Virgin

The Large Miseries of War: Dying Soldiers by the Roadside

Ancient History 44: The death of Anacreon

Ancient History 49: The death of Sappho

The Disasters of War: Collection of corpses

After "Where Do We Come From?" from "The Earth of Light"