Transi Tombs: Living Up Front, Dead Man's Party Out Back — All the Saints You Should Know
The Cultural Tutor on Twitter: "This statue, designed by the sculptor Ligier Richier in France in the early 1540s, is perhaps the greatest example of the "transi". This was a type of
Transi statues and cadaver tombs, memento mori of Renaissance Europe
A Brief Explanation of the Medieval Transi Tomb | Historically Speaking
Cadaver monument of Guillaume de Harcigny (d. 1393) – Church Monuments Society
File:Transi Guillaume Lefranchois Arras 31052014 03.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Medieval Death Sculptures Were Least Flattering Selfies Ever
Transi de fascination pour le « Squelette »
Transi of René de Châlon | Normally displayed in the church … | Flickr
Morbid Anatomy: The Carving of Guy of Gaunt: A Modern Day Transi Tomb Sculpture: Guest Post by Sculptor Eleanor Crook
File:Le Transi de René de Chalon (Ligier Richier).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Morbid Anatomy - Transi effigy of François de Sarrà, from the 14th Century showing his body being nibbled by frogs and worms. The tomb is in Chapel of Sainte-Antoine at La Sarraz,
Statue, Le Transi
English and Welsh Carved Cadavers: An Overview with Dr Christina Welch | The Churches Conservation Trust
Transi d'Ingolstadt, 1505 | Cemetery art, Funerary art, Memento mori
Talkin' Transi Tombs with Caitlin & Elizabeth | The Order of the Good Death
A Portrait of Death — Coalition of Master's Scholars on Material Culture
Transi de René de Châlons | Art du cimetière, Art sculpture, L'art du squelette
He was a Manly Man, to be an (Arch)Bishop Able: Transi tombs and Masculinity in Fifteenth-Century England - Different Visions
ArtStation - UE4 - TRANSI
A Brief Explanation of the Medieval Transi Tomb | Historically Speaking
Cadaver Tomb of René of Chalon - Wikipedia
