Deathly Collection

Skull and Crossbones - Inverted
The Jolly Roger is the name given to any of various flags flown to identify a ships crew as pirates. The flag most usually identified as the Jolly Roger today is the skull and crossbones

Skull and Crossbones
The Jolly Roger is the name given to any of various flags flown to identify a ships crew as pirates. The flag most usually identified as the Jolly Roger today is the skull and crossbones

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A split shot of a venomous banded yellowlip sea snake, Laticauda colubrina, also known as a sea krait, cruusing over a shallow reef in the Philippines with a palm tree covered island above

DEATHLY SUNDIAL
An unusual sundial head in a niche over the church porch at Sheepstor, Devon, England, dating from 1640. It reads (in Latin): Life is but an Hour, Death is the Gate to Life'. Date: 17th century

Peter I The Just (1320-1367). King of Portugal and the Algarve (1357-1367). Tomb of Peter I. Gothic art. Sculpture on rock. PORTUGAL. Alcoba确 Monastery of Santa Maria

The Chilean recluse (Loxosceles laeta), is a venomous spider of the family Sicariidae. This spider is considered by many to be the most dangerous of the recluse spiders

The Scipios Tower. 1st c. SPAIN. Tarragona. Funerary monument.. Roman art. Early Empire. Architecture

India (1863). Akbar`s Tomb. Picture of the Historia
" India (1863). Akbar`s Tomb. Picture of the " Historia "

ITALY. Verona. Juliets tomb

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"Unveiling the Deathly Secrets: From Skull and Crossbones to Funerary Monuments" Discover the eerie allure symbolism as we delve into a world of macabre hints. The inverted skull and crossbones, an ominous sign that challenges conventional norms, beckons us to explore further. Intriguingly, history reveals its own tales of mortality through notable figures like Peter I The Just, King of Portugal in the 14th century. His reign shrouded in mystery and whispers of darkness. The Scipios Tower stands tall in Tarragona, Spain; a haunting reminder of lives lost and souls departed. A funerary monument frozen in time, it silently narrates stories untold. Venturing into France's Amiens Cathedral of Our Lady transports us to a realm where death meets divine architecture. Within its sacred walls lie secrets waiting to be unraveled - echoes from centuries past resonate with every step taken. Amidst this morbid journey lies the Chilean recluse spider, Loxosceles laeta - a venomous creature embodying nature's lethal touch. Its presence serves as a chilling reminder that danger lurks even within the smallest corners. EDWARD OF WOODSTOCK The Black Prince emerges from history books as both feared warrior and enigmatic figure. His legacy forever intertwined with notions of mortality and power. As we return once again to France's Amiens Cathedral of Our Lady, we are reminded that death is an ever-present companion throughout human existence. Each visit offers new insights into our collective fascination with mortality - an unyielding force that binds us all together. In these glimpses into deathly symbols scattered across time and space, we find ourselves captivated by their dark allure. They serve as reminders not only of life's fragility but also our innate curiosity about what lies beyond the veil.