Death and women
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| + | [[Image:Guido Cagnacci Death of Cleopatra.jpg|thumb|right|200px|''The Death of [[Cleopatra]]'' ([[1658]]) by [[Guido Cagnacci]]]] | ||
| + | [[Image:Death of Cleopatra by Rixens.jpg|thumb|right|200px|''The Death of [[Cleopatra]]'' ([[1874]]) by [[Jean-André Rixens ]]]] | ||
| + | [[Image:Mirrored Dying Cleopatra by Arnold Boecklin.JPG|thumb|right|200px|''The Death of [[Cleopatra]]'' ([[1872]]) by [[Arnold Böcklin]]]] | ||
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| [[Lucretia]], [[Salome]], [[Cleopatra]], [[Judith]] are archetypes for [[Leiris]] in [[Arena]], probably a Dutch translation out on [[Privédomein]]. The link is [[death and women]]. | [[Lucretia]], [[Salome]], [[Cleopatra]], [[Judith]] are archetypes for [[Leiris]] in [[Arena]], probably a Dutch translation out on [[Privédomein]]. The link is [[death and women]]. | ||
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Lucretia, Salome, Cleopatra, Judith are archetypes for Leiris in Arena, probably a Dutch translation out on Privédomein. The link is death and women.
- Death and the Maiden
- The Three Ages of Man and Death
- Hans Baldung Grien: The 'Ages' series and Death
- Death, for the ancient Greeks, was "hollow and dark like woman".
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