Deathbed
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| == Paintings == | == Paintings == | ||
| - | *''[[Lord Byron on His Deathbed]]'' by [[Joseph-Denis Odevaere]] | + | *''[[Lord Byron on His Deathbed]]'' by Joseph-Denis Odevaere |
| - | *''[[The Death of Cleopatra (Rixens)|The Death of Cleopatra]]'' ([[1874]]) by [[Jean-André Rixens]] | + | *''[[The Death of Cleopatra (Rixens)|The Death of Cleopatra]]'' (1874) by Jean-André Rixens |
| - | * [[Josef Danhauser]] was the Austrian painter who did the [[death mask]] of [[Beethoven]]. | + | * [[death mask]] of [[Beethoven]] by [[Josef Danhauser]] |
| ==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| *[[Deathbed conversion]] | *[[Deathbed conversion]] | ||
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Deathbed refers to the bed on which someone dies or the last hours before death.
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- Lord Byron on His Deathbed by Joseph-Denis Odevaere
- The Death of Cleopatra (1874) by Jean-André Rixens
- death mask of Beethoven by Josef Danhauser
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