Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)) (opens in new tab) The plague in Leiden in 1574: a doctor examines a urine flask surrounded by the ill, the dying and the dead. Plague prevention and care came from college-trained physicians, surgeons, barbers, apothecaries, midwives, herbalists and priests. Ideas about the cause and spread of plague changed over several centuries, as did the clothing worn by plague doctors and the methods they used to treat the disease. Physicians of the later medieval and early modern periods aren't represented by a single outfit. Without more informative written reports and images from this period, which can help us understand under what circumstances the outfit was used, it is impossible to tell which came first: the plague doctor's protective outfit, or the carnival costume. In fact, some historians have argued that the beaked plague doctor was nothing but a fictional and comedic character at first, and that the theatrical version inspired genuine doctors to use the costume during the outbreaks of 16. The plague doctor getup, and especially the beaked mask, has become one of the most popular costumes in the "Carnevale," or Carnival of Venice in Italy.
Related: The science of the 10 plagues (opens in new tab) The engravings of Altzenbach and Fürst may also have inspired the inclusion of the plague doctor, or "Medico della Peste" in Italian, as a standard character in theatres since the 17th century. These elements are satirical and not a historical reality, but they have nonetheless shaped much of how the stereotypical plague doctor is pictured today. Nine women of different social rank dance with the dead (Image credit:, 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)) (opens in new tab)įürst also added some extra elements to the plague doctor outfit which appear in versions to this day, such as the claw-like gloves and the pointing stick topped by a bat-winged hourglass. Last but not least, I hope you enjoy my content, and maybe even got a nut or two from it <3.An 18th-century German oil painting of the "Danse Macabre". The more you pledge, the more involved with me and my content you will be. Essentially, lower tiers for my patreon will receive the "basics," lewds, selfies, downloadable content, etc, while pledging higher tiers will "unlock" more parts of the subscription package, like physical goods, my snapchat (coming soon~!) and videos. Not only that but also my ultimate and undying gratitude for supporting me!Ĭhoose a tier that suits whatever amount you're comfortable donating, and pledge! Patreon is flexible, check out their FAQ if you have questions. Physical goodies for the higher tiers include Personalized letters with sometimes original art (sometimes I draw!), lewds and more. Patrons of higher tiers will also get to see my face, a handwritten letter with some goodies in it randomly/once a year. Including uncensored lewd art, sneak previews, uncensored lewd photos and videos, and access to a patron only Discord Server (coming soon!) where you can talk to me and others (maybe even share some of my favorite porn with you).
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