Wax vanitas, Europe, 1701-1800 Vanitas are works of art intended to remind the viewer of the shortness of human life, the uselessness of vanity and the certainty of death. This example features many symbols typical for this type of object, such as a skull

Wax vanitas, Europe, 1701-1800 Vanitas are works of art intended to remind the viewer of the shortness of human life, the uselessness of vanity and the certainty of death. This example features many symbols typical for this type of object, such as a skull

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The Plague Doctor&Amp;Rsquo;S Costume Was The Clothing Worn By A Plague Doctor To Protect Him From Airborne Diseases. The Costume Consisted Of An Ankle Length Overcoat And A Bird-Like Beak Mask Often Filled With Sweet Or Strong Smelling Substances (Commonly

One Night Cough Syrup. Check Out Those Ingredients!:)

A Silver Prosthetic Nose From The Mid-19Th Century. Syphilis Caused The Destruction Of The Nose, Which Gave Rise To 18Th-Century &Amp;Lsquo;No-Nose Clubs&Amp;Rsquo;. This One Was Worn By A Woman Who Had Lost Hers To The Disease

Heart Strings; The Chordae Tendenae

Victorian Hair Art Is Incredible

An Unburned Hand Emerging From An Oven Serves As A Stark Reminder That Death And Horror Were Just As Rampant At Smaller Camps, Such As The One At Stutthof, Where This Picture Was Taken, As They Were At The More Famous Camps Such As Auschwitz And Buchenwal

The Baby Faced Asylum Tombstone Near The Center Of Cedar Hill Cemetery Is A Large Tombstone With A 3-D Image Of A Baby&Amp;Rsquo;S Face Carved On It. According To Legend, If You Stare At The Baby&Amp;Rsquo;S Face For A While And Then Turn Away, When You Look

Agecroft Cemetery And Crematorium Is The Most Recent Of Its’ Kind In The Salford/ Manchester District. Built In 1903, It Has To Date, Nearly 54,000 Internments And Since It Opened In 1957 – Almost 60,000 Cremation Services.

One Of A Set Of French Gelatin Silver Prints Showing An Autopsy At The Institut Médico-Légal On The Quai De La Rapée, Paris, In March 1924. Wow, They Arent Even Using Gloves.

See-Saw Rocks Dead Back To Life :)

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