Funeral Art Prints

Chopin Funeral March is a bad sign

Ellis Rosen

$100

I was hoping taxes would go first

Christopher Weyant

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A Husband And Wife At A Funeral Comfort

Emily Flake

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One Mourning Woman At A Funeral Comments

Paul Noth

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Captionless. In A Cemetery

Zachary Kanin

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A Babushka Doll Gives The Eulogy For Another

Benjamin Schwartz

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A Group Of Mourners At A Funeral Are Carrying

Peter C. Vey

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A Preacher Presiding Over A Funeral Is Looking

Paul Noth

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A Man Delivers A Eulogy At A Funeral

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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A Man Vacuums At His Mother's Funeral

John Klossner

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Two Funeral Mourners Stand Over A Coffin

Peter C. Vey

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A Wife Scolds Her Husband At A Church

Zachary Kanin

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Mourners Stand Around A Gravestone

Edward Koren

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A Funeral Mourner Speaks To A Couple

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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It Must Be His Beeper

Mischa Richter

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He Had Himself Pierced Once Too Often

Frank Cotham

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It's An Unusual Request

Donald Reilly

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Before We Continue

Frank Cotham

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A Man And Woman Are Seen Talking Next To A Coffin

Peter C. Vey

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A Group Of Pallbearers Are Seen Bearing A Casket

Drew Dernavich

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Sorry, Still Rerouting

Paul Noth

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Buried In The Garden

Stuart Leeds

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I Hate How Informal Everything Has Become

W.B. Park

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Why Would He Take Someone So Toned?

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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A Woman Dressed In Black Speaks At Her Mother's

David Sipress

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Priest Speaks to Gathered Mourners at A Funeral

Jack Ziegler

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A Minister Speaks At A Funeral Service

Corey Pandolph

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Harry Insisted On Doing Everything Himself

Zachary Kanin

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A Mourner Addresses A Woman Whose Dead Husband

Edward Koren

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But, Seriously

John Jonik

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This calls for some spooky music

Frank Cotham

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It Was So Sudden

Will McPhail

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Open Casket Funeral Service. Man In Casket

Peter C. Vey

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But Why Should I Pay Twice As Much

Alan Dunn

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That Being Your Mother's Wish

Donald Reilly

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His Only Request Was That He Be Buried

Michael Maslin

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I Had That, Only Worse

Benita Epstein

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Let's Each Make A Little Bet On What

Carl Rose

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You Couldn't Put On A Tie?

Pat Byrnes

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My Whole Life Seems To Be ?ashing Before Me -

Perry Barlow

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A Group Of People Including A Magician Stand

Tom Cheney

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My Goodness! Your Dear Old Uncle Seems

Peter Arno

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I've Already Made Arrangements To Be Flushed

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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Hudson, About Our Reservations To The Rainbow

George Booth

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People Are In Line To Be Served Portions

Paul Noth

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One More - Billy Wasn't Crying

Robert Leighton

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A Popsicle Vendor With His Cart Interrupts

Jack Ziegler

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We Will Now Observe A Moment Of Silently Checking

Joe Dator

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Hell of a way to end the summer

Peter C Vey

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I See He Finally Got Rid Of That Idiotic

Jack Ziegler

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New Yorker July 11th, 1994

Jack Ziegler

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New Yorker May 19th, 2008

Jack Ziegler

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Well, So Much For Oat Bran

Donald Reilly

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Requiem For A Lightweight

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I Would Have Thought You'd Be Pleased

Frank Cotham

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That Get-well Card We Sent Certainly Was A Waste

Jack Ziegler

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This Is What He Would Have Wanted -

David Sipress

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I Need To Wait Until The Euphoria Wears

Drew Dernavich

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Am I Too Late To Loot The Dead?

Frank Cotham

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The Death Of A Businessperson Is Especially Sad

Frank Cotham

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Eddie Was A Simple Man

Jack Ziegler

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Beuford Was Too Old For A Sexual Frenzy

George Booth

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See If You Can Pass That Car

Ed Fisher

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They Suspect Foul Play

Peter C. Vey

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'horace Wilmley Born Yadda Yadda Yadda Died'

Michael Maslin

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It's Heartbreaking. He Was Just Getting Real

Lee Lorenz

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We Never Say 'death' - We Prefer 'deadness.'

Frank Cotham

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New Yorker May 8th, 1995

Frank Cotham

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Fred Said He Wants His Ashes Mingled With Daisy's

George Booth

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A Dead Chef Is In A Casket And A Bunch Of People

Paul Noth

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