Art Print Series

Here are a series of titles that featured artists using prints to narrate a story. The prints themselves are the narrative structure and differ from our Famous Illustrators series which showcase artists in a variety of their different styles.
Hans Holbein's Dance of Death This is the version illustrated by Hans Holbein and in the classic rendition that most are familiar with. In addition to Holbein's art and the translated stanzas, background information is provided by Eric Jackson on the theme of Death. $2.95

Gustave Doré	Francisco Goya	Alfred Kubin

COMPANIONS OF ULYSSES Some of the classic fables of Jean De La Fontaine (based on Aesop's) as illustrated by Gustave Doré. In addition to the tales are Doré's illustrations including some full page.	DISASTERS OF WAR Probably the most famous print series from Francisco Goya. It stands as a testament against war and Goya was one of the first to show the effects of war and not just the glorification.	TOTENTANZ Alfred Kubin's version of the "Dance of Death" also known as the "Danse Macabre". Kubin provides his version that deals with skeletons representing death and coming to claim their victims.

LEAGUE OF RATS More of the classic fables of Jean De La Fontaine as illustrated by Gustave Doré. The fables were based on Aesop's and and were the popular renditions of the Victorian Age. $2.95	DISPARATES Francisco Goya is one of the most respected artists of all time and here are the plates that made up his series that dealt with monstrosities and absurdities in a dark fantasy venture. $2.95	ILLUSTRATIONS FROM THE OTHER SIDE The Other Side was a project that noted artist Alfred Kubin worked on most of his life. Here are some of the illustrations that represent the "other side" of reality. $2.95