sentences:  As of 2017 a workshop called L'Atelier Lorenzi in Arcueil made plaster death masks from a 19th-century mold, which is said to be that of L'Inconnue de la Seine.The earliest mention can be found in Richard Le Gallienne's 1900 novella "The Worshipper of the Image", in which an English poet falls in love with the mask, eventually leading to the death of his daughter and the suicide of his wife.An image of "L'Inconnue" has been used on the cover illustration for the family history mystery novel "A Habit of Dying" by D. J. Wiseman.