Oh, the hour has come
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Oh, the hour has come (1548, O, die stund ist aus) is an engraving by Sebald Beham after Barthel Beham.
The Flickr stream of Kintzertorium adds:
- "A naked woman lying on a bed, her head resting on a large pile of pillows on the left, her right leg resting on the floor. Approaching from the right death as a winged skeleton, who is holding up an hourglass towards the woman. Underneath the woman on the bed an elaborately draped piece of cloth, on the right a chamber pot under the bed."
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