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Photo Credit: photo: J. Giammatteo

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Dance of Death in Seven Tempos (Dooddans)

1924
20th century
273 x 152 mm (10.7 x 6 in.)

Nicolas Mathieu Eekman, Dutch, (1889–1973)

Object Type: print

Medium and Support: Woodcut on light tan Toshi paper

Print impression quality: Very good

Edition: 62/120; printed on single sheet, folded, and accordion-bound in original cover with woodcut title

Marks: Signed in pencil, lower right: “Eekman”; stamped in red ink, lower left: monogram; stamped in lower right of first image: initial “E” in circle

Marks: Watermark: No watermark

Credit Line: Friends of the Davison Art Center funds in honor of Peter M. Frenzel (former Professor of German Studies and FDAC President), 2003

Accession Number: 2003.21.7

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dance*, dancers*, death, Expressionist, human body*, skeletons*

dance - Performing art form realized in rhythmic movement, creating visual designs by a series of poses and tracing of patterns through space in the course of measured units of time. [November 1994 scope note added. February 1993 related term added.]
dancers - Use for those who engage in the activity of dancing or who practice the art of dance, especially as a profession. [November 1994 scope note added. February 1993 related term added. November 1992 alternate term added.]
death
Expressionist
human body - From TGM: http://www.loc.gov/pictures/collection/tgm/item/tgm005208
skeletons - From TGM: http://www.loc.gov/pictures/collection/tgm/item/tgm009676

Dimensions

plate Dimensions: 273 x 152 mm (10.7 x 6 in.)

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Credit Caption

Nicolas Mathieu Eekman, Dutch, (1889–1973) . Dance of Death in Seven Tempos (Dooddans), 1924. Woodcut on light tan Toshi paper. plate : 273 x 152 mm (10.7 x 6 in.). Sheet : 314 x 1331 mm (12.4 x 52.4 in.). DAC accession number 2003.21.7. Friends of the Davison Art Center funds in honor of Peter M. Frenzel (former Professor of German Studies and FDAC President), 2003. (photo: J. Giammatteo) .

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