File:Yet Once More on the Organ Play.png
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English: Wood engraving illustration for the poem "The Organ" by Ludwig Uhland in Once a Week magazine, volume 4, page 350. "Death, the subject of this illustration to a German ballad, is lugubriously depicted as an organist rises from his instrument and turns to look at the recently expired body of a man lying nearby. The figure of Death is depicted as a skeleton, who is working the bellows of the organ." (Delaware Art Museum) |
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