Representations of Death in Other Art

No one could hope to gather all the art, or even all the major art, which deals with the topic of death. The following are only a tiny sample of the rich and fascinating range of material that could have been included. The reader is encouraged to see this as simply a starting point from which to begin to explore this fascinating field. Unless otherwise stated, the pictures below were taken by Kushal on his trip through Europe of post-copyright work.
Sculpture of the metaphysical poet Donne's placid approach to death, standing atop an urn, executed by Nicholas Stone in the early 1600's standing at St. Paul's Cathedral in London.

"The Gates of Hell", a sculpture by Rodin of Dante's vision of hell from the Rodin museum in Paris.

Le Morte de Charles X, Goritz, 1836, from a French chateau in the Loire valley.

A 17th Century painting by La Hyre from a French Cathedral.

A 16th Century sculpture from the Louvre museum in Paris.