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		+	Other sources: [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jacques_de_Gheyn_%28II%29_-_Vanitas_Still_Life_-_1603.jpg][http://jahsonic.tumblr.com/post/15401820866/vanitas-jaques-de-gheyn-ii]

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• Meaningless
• Symbol
• Vanity
• Symbolism
• Still life
• Skull
• Spheres (Peter Sloterdijk)
• Representation (arts)
• Memento mori
• Vanitas
• Ephemeral
• Iconography
• Eternity
• 1603
• Human skull symbolism
• Symbols of death
• Bubble
• Fleeting
• Transience
• Human skull
• Jacob de Gheyn
• Jacob de Gheyn II
• Vanitas (Jaques de Gheyn II)
• Temporary
• Tempus fugit
• Death's head
• Still-life paintings of glassware
• Mortality salience
• Arguments for eternity
• Awareness of Dying
• 1600s (decade)
• Bubbles in visual art