Monk Hesleden Screen depicting the mouth of hell, c.1450- Bowes Museum Bernard Castle, UK
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George Hoppers Tomb- Barnard Castle, UK
An inscription reads; 'Here stands my statue carved in stone/to mind ye living I am gone' and 'he cometh like a flower...'
Folklore surrounds Hopper's tomb, particularly that if you see Death's scythe move it means your demise is imminent.
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Netsuke memento mori - Science Museum, London
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Model bisections of human head- Science Museum, London
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Model depicting internal organs for medical study (1700's)- Science museum, London
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Less known than its Lincoln Cousin, the York Minster Imp is just as impressive and one time had door knockers and other souvenirs made in its image- York Minster, UK
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Skeleton Memento Mori gravestone- Penicuik, Scotland
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What remains of a skeletal memento mori- Dalkeith Kirkyard, Scotland.
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