A Gibson Girl in her corset in the early 1900s. Those poor women!

A Gibson Girl in her corset in the early 1900s. Those poor women!

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Madame Dimanche, Also Known As Widow Sunday, Was A French Woman Living In Paris In The Early 19Th Century. At The Age Of 76 She Began To Grown A 24.9Cm Horn From Her Forehead Before It Was Successfully Removed By A French Surgeon. A Wax Model Of Her Head

By D.l. Marian&Amp;Ndash;Victorian Mummy Series. Poor Sisters Aurora And Venus Were Found In A Philadelphia Attic. The Girl'S Beauty Can Still Be Seen Through The Decay. 35&Amp;Quot;Tall. Antique Clothing And Wrappings Were Used To Create Them.

“Altar Of Castration” (Detail) Marc Leviton - 2009. For 350 Years The Catholic Church Castrated Young Boys To Stop Their Voices Breaking, Instead Of Simply Letting Women Sing In Their Choirs. The Lives And Testicles Of Hundreds Of Thousands Of

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Anencephaly C. 1890’S. (Anencephaly Is A Neural Tube Defect That Occurs When The Cephalic End Of The Neural Tube Fails To Close, Resulting In The Absence Of A Major Portion Of The Brain, Skull, And Scalp.)

This Rare Bizarre Condition Is Called Anencephaly Syndrome. The Baby Was Born Without Brain, Neck And Reproductive Organs. The First Image Was Born In Luxor General Hospital In Al Akhbar, The Baby Died After 2 Hours. These Deformed Babies Do Not Have

The Table, “Created By Efisio Marini - This Table Is Formed Of Petrified Brain, Blood, Bile, Liver, Lungs And Glands On Which Sits A Foot, Four Ears And Cut Vertebrae Which Are Also Petrified.” Taken @ Musée D’histoire De La Médecine, Paris

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