Explication de la Danse des morts de la Chaise-Dieu, fresque inédite du XVe siècle, précédée de quelques détails sur les autres monumens de ce genre, par Achille Jubinal.
A French antiquarian study by Achille Jubinal, published in Paris by Challamel in 1841, explaining a fifteenth-century mural of the Dance of Death at the Abbey of La Chaise-Dieu and comparing it with similar monuments. The pictures are plain engraved line illustrations: a papal coat of arms with a tiara and crossed keys, a framed portrait medallion between saints with a Latin inscription, a church staircase, and three figures of skeletons and a richly dressed living man walking together. A designer might draw on their clean, hatched outline style and the medieval skeleton motif.
