Memento Mori

Remember you must die — the phrase a slave was said to whisper to a Roman general at the height of his triumph, so pride wouldn't outrun perspective. Renaissance painters built entire vanitas scenes around the same idea: a skull on the table, an hourglass losing its sand, flowers already wilting.

Not a warning. A frame. Mortality, worn as a reminder to actually live.

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  • Crowned Skull | Royal Death

  • Memento Mori | Remember You Will Die

  • Danse Macabre | Death and the Soldier | Holbein 1538

  • Tempus Fugit | Time Flies

  • Skull | De Humani Corporis Fabrica | Vesalius 1543

  • Winged Hourglass | Tempus Fugit

  • Vanitas | De Champaigne | Skull Tulip Hourglass

  • Danse Macabre | Death and the Pope | Holbein 1538

  • Vanitas | Skull Hourglass Candle | Dutch Golden Age

  • Meditating Skeleton | Vesalius | De Humani Corporis Fabrica 1543