Venereal disease posters & prints

Douche table, Thavies Inn Hospital, London, 1930 Unknown

In a high saliuation [sic] at the point of death, plate V of The Harlot's Progress William Hogarth

Symptoms of the tertiary phase of syphilis, c19th century Unknown

A theatre at the Thavies Inn Hospital, London, 1930 Unknown

Philippe Ricord, French surgeon and venereologist, 1867 Andre Gill

yacum et lues venere Jan van der Straet

Portrait of Gerard de Lairesse, 1665-67 Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

A Harlot's Progress, Plate VI, 1732 William Hogarth

A Harlot's Progress William (after) Hogarth

Marriage a la Mode William Hogarth

Of disordred loue and veneryous (after) German School

Condom made from sheep intestine, c. 1800 Anonymous

London Curtezan, Cries of London, (c1688?) Pierce Tempest

'Diseases of the uterus giving rise to excessive nervous irritation' C J Canton

The Diseases and Casualties this Week, 15-22 August 1665, page from a London almanack Anonymous

Smallpox victim, c1890 Unknown

Cerebrovascular neurol. disease Anonymous

Cerebrovascular neurol. disease Anonymous

Venus Epithalamia, 19th century Charles Fairfax Murray

Medical bulletin about the illness of Louis XV French School

Jesus being portrayed by King Abgar?s painter, from a Mir?at al-quds…, 1602-1604 Unknown

An incident of the small pox epidemic in Montreal Robert Harris

Of them that be diseasyd and seke and ar impacient and inobedyent to the Phesycyan (after) German School

Commotion over Smallpox Patients Departure Anonymous

Typical enlarged spleen of a Malaria patient, c1890 Unknown

Child with smallpox School Chinese

Child with Vitiligo, 1786 Brazilian School

1940s Portrait Of Woman Holding Her Sore Throat With Expression Of Discomfort And Pain Anonymous

The Sick Child Felix Vallotton

Madame Valentine Gode Darel, Ill, 1914 Ferdinand Hodler

The Hyena of the Salpetriere Theodore Gericault

1950s woman with handkerchief sneezing indoor Anonymous

Venerable Nikita Stylites of Pereyaslavl, 17th century Russian icon

Getting Better, 1876 John Everett Millais

The Convalescent George Bernard O'Neill

City of London Hospital for Diseases of the Chest, Victoria Park, First Stone Laid Anonymous