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"Superhero Healthcare Workers" by Banksy, 2020. 

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"Superhero Healthcare Workers" by Banksy, 2020. 

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"The Greatest Mother in the World" by A.E. Foringer (WWI-Era). 

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"The Greatest Mother in the World" by A.E. Foringer (WWI-Era). 

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"Aspirine--Usines de Rhone" by Maurice Cliot, 1910. 

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"Aspirine--Usines de Rhone" by Maurice Cliot, 1910. 

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"Grandfather's Little Nurse" by James Hayllar. 

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"Grandfather's Little Nurse" by James Hayllar. 

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"The Spirit of Nursing," Arlington National Cemetery, 1938. 

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"The Spirit of Nursing," Arlington National Cemetery, 1938. 

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"Anatomy of a Dustoff" by Ronald A. Wilson, 1967. 

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"Anatomy of a Dustoff" by Ronald A. Wilson, 1967. 

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"A Nurse at Work" by John Groth, Korean War. 

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"A Nurse at Work" by John Groth, Korean War. 

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"Your Red Cross Needs You," Poster. 1943. 

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"Your Red Cross Needs You," Poster. 1943. 

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"Laboratory Warfare" by Manuel Tolegian, 1945. 

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"Laboratory Warfare" by Manuel Tolegian, 1945. 

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"Cadet Nurse: A Girl with a Future," American Poster. 1944. 

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"Cadet Nurse: A Girl with a Future," American Poster. 1944. 

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"Rosie to the Rescue" by Norman Rockwell, 1943. 

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"Rosie to the Rescue" by Norman Rockwell, 1943. 

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"Edith Cavell Directing the Escape of Soldiers from Prison Camp," by George W. Bellows, 1918. 

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"Edith Cavell Directing the Escape of Soldiers from Prison Camp," by George W. Bellows, 1918. 

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"La France Croisee" by Romaine Brooks, 1914. 

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"La France Croisee" by Romaine Brooks, 1914. 

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"Stage Women's War Relief" by James Montgomery Flagg, 1918. 

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"Stage Women's War Relief" by James Montgomery Flagg, 1918. 

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"Pediatric Unit at a U.S. Naval Hospital," by Cecile R. Johnson. 

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"Pediatric Unit at a U.S. Naval Hospital," by Cecile R. Johnson. 

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"The Spirit of America" by Howard Chandler Christy, 1919. 

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"The Spirit of America" by Howard Chandler Christy, 1919. 

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"Travoys Arriving with Wounded--Smol, Macedonia" by Sir Stanley Spencer, 1919. 

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"Travoys Arriving with Wounded--Smol, Macedonia" by Sir Stanley Spencer, 1919. 

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"Feminine Patriotism," American Poster. 

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"Feminine Patriotism," American Poster. 

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"Black Nursemaid, New Orleans," 1873-74. 

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"Black Nursemaid, New Orleans," 1873-74. 

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"Nurse and Child" by Frans Hals, c. 1620. 

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"Nurse and Child" by Frans Hals, c. 1620. 

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"A Nurse-Midwife Cuts the Cord fo a Newborn Infant Lying between the Legs of the Mother on the Bed," c. 1850. 

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"A Nurse-Midwife Cuts the Cord fo a Newborn Infant Lying between the Legs of the Mother on the Bed," c. 1850. 

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"A Man-Mid-Wife or a Newly Discovered Animal," from Man-Midwifery Dissected, London, 1793. 

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"A Man-Mid-Wife or a Newly Discovered Animal," from Man-Midwifery Dissected, London, 1793. 

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"Public Health Nurses from Foreign Countries" from the 1938 pamphlet, the Henry Street Visiting Nurse Service. 

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"Public Health Nurses from Foreign Countries" from the 1938 pamphlet, the Henry Street Visiting Nurse Service. 

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"Portrait of Lillian Ward," the University of Iowa. 

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"Portrait of Lillian Ward," the University of Iowa. 

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"Armour's Army and Navy art Calendar," 1899. 

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"Armour's Army and Navy art Calendar," 1899. 

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"Yale now has a School of Nursing" c. 1940. 

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"Yale now has a School of Nursing" c. 1940. 

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"Nurses' Training/Whitecaps at Bellevue Hospital," c. 1900.

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"Nurses' Training/Whitecaps at Bellevue Hospital," c. 1900.

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"Nurse Administering Medicine to Ailing Girl," by W.I. Taylor. 

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"Nurse Administering Medicine to Ailing Girl," by W.I. Taylor. 

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"Lecture in Bandaging at the Blockney Training School for Nurses in Philadelphia," 1886. 

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"Lecture in Bandaging at the Blockney Training School for Nurses in Philadelphia," 1886. 

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"Sojourner Truth" by Judy Chicago, 1979. 

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"Sojourner Truth" by Judy Chicago, 1979. 

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"Walt Whitman as Nurse" by L. Daniel, 1961. 

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"Walt Whitman as Nurse" by L. Daniel, 1961. 

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"The Letter from Home" by Winslow Homer, 1863.

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"The Letter from Home" by Winslow Homer, 1863.

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"I am with the Wounded" from the Cover of the Christian Herald, March 9, 1898. 

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"I am with the Wounded" from the Cover of the Christian Herald, March 9, 1898. 

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"Heroes and Heroines of the War" by Thomas Nast, 19th century. 

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"Heroes and Heroines of the War" by Thomas Nast, 19th century. 

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"St. Elizabeth Ann Seton," detail from the Great Bronze Doors, St. Patrick's Cathedral. 

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"St. Elizabeth Ann Seton," detail from the Great Bronze Doors, St. Patrick's Cathedral. 

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"The Agnew Clinic" by Thomas Eakins, 1898. 

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"The Agnew Clinic" by Thomas Eakins, 1898. 

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"Olser at Old Blockey" by Dean Cornwell, c. 1934.

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"Olser at Old Blockey" by Dean Cornwell, c. 1934.

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"Sister of Charity" by Paul Gauguin, 1902. 

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"Sister of Charity" by Paul Gauguin, 1902. 

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"The Red Cross of Comfort" by John Morton-Sale, 1939. 

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"The Red Cross of Comfort" by John Morton-Sale, 1939. 

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"Lady with the Lamp" by AG Walker, R.A. Crimean Memorial, London, England. 

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"Lady with the Lamp" by AG Walker, R.A. Crimean Memorial, London, England. 

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"Florence Nightingale Receiving the Wounded at Scutari." by Jerry Barratt, late 19th century. 

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"Florence Nightingale Receiving the Wounded at Scutari." by Jerry Barratt, late 19th century. 

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"Florence Nightingale Ministering to Soldiers at Scutari, a Suburb of Istanbul during the Crimean War," c. 1930. 

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"Florence Nightingale Ministering to Soldiers at Scutari, a Suburb of Istanbul during the Crimean War," c. 1930. 

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"The Repentant Magdalen" by Georges de la Tour, c. 1640.

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"The Repentant Magdalen" by Georges de la Tour, c. 1640.

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"Sister of Charity," by Robert Vickrey, 1965. 

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"Sister of Charity," by Robert Vickrey, 1965. 

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"While Confined to your Bed by a Sickness: The Humors of a Hired Nurse" after Thomas Rowlandson, c. 1807. 

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"While Confined to your Bed by a Sickness: The Humors of a Hired Nurse" after Thomas Rowlandson, c. 1807. 

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"The Visit to the Nursery" by Jean-Honore Frangonard, before 1784.

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"The Visit to the Nursery" by Jean-Honore Frangonard, before 1784.

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"A Midwife Going to Labor," Thomas Rowlandson, 1811.

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"A Midwife Going to Labor," Thomas Rowlandson, 1811.

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"Extraction of the Stone of Madness," by Hieronymus Bosch, Museo del Prado, c. 1516. 

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"Extraction of the Stone of Madness," by Hieronymus Bosch, Museo del Prado, c. 1516. 

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"Mother with Nurse and Child," by Joost Van Geel, 1680-1680.

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"Mother with Nurse and Child," by Joost Van Geel, 1680-1680.

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"Interior at Middlesex Hospital, London," after Thomas Rowlandson, c. 1808. 

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"Interior at Middlesex Hospital, London," after Thomas Rowlandson, c. 1808. 

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"The Rake in Bedlam" by William Hogarth, c. 1735. 

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"The Rake in Bedlam" by William Hogarth, c. 1735. 

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Bethlem Royal Hospital, also known as St Mary Bethlehem, Bethlehem Hospital and Bedlam, is a psychiatric hospital in London. Its famous history has inspired several horror books, films and TV series, most notably Bedlam, a 1946 film with Boris Karloff.

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"St. Elizabeth Bathing People Afflicted with Ringworm," by Bartolome Esteban Murillo, c. 1670-74. 

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"St. Elizabeth Bathing People Afflicted with Ringworm," by Bartolome Esteban Murillo, c. 1670-74. 

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"The Death of St. Clare," paint on wood, c. 1410

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"The Death of St. Clare," paint on wood, c. 1410

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"Knight Hospitallers" from Statues of the Order of St. John, 1676. 

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"Knight Hospitallers" from Statues of the Order of St. John, 1676. 

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"The Red Cross Knight" by John Singleton Copley, 1793.

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"The Red Cross Knight" by John Singleton Copley, 1793.

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Knights or men-at arms, whose first duty was to fight, yet who were expected to serve in the hospital wards when not engaged in battle, wore a white cross on their habits. Frequent references are also made to the Red Cross Knights (Knights Templars) although this group was always purely military.

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"The Wounded Cavalier" by William Shakespeare Burton, 1855.

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"The Wounded Cavalier" by William Shakespeare Burton, 1855.

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"Sick Ward of the Hotel Dieu," 15th century. 

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"Sick Ward of the Hotel Dieu," 15th century. 

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"Reception of Patients in the Hotel Dieu" from the Book of the Very Active Life of the Nuns of the Hotel Dieu in Paris, 15th century.

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"Reception of Patients in the Hotel Dieu" from the Book of the Very Active Life of the Nuns of the Hotel Dieu in Paris, 15th century.

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The Hôtel-Dieu is a hospital located on the in the 4th arrondissement of Paris, on the parvise of Notre-Dame. It was supposedly founded by Saint Landry in 651 AD, making it the oldest hospital in the city and the oldest worldwide still operating.

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"Midwife Attending Childbearing Woman Seated on Obstetrical Stool," Jacobus Rueff, 1554.

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"Midwife Attending Childbearing Woman Seated on Obstetrical Stool," Jacobus Rueff, 1554.

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"A Medieval Hospital," Parke-Davis Division of Warner-Lambert Co., Morris Plains, New Jersey. 

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"A Medieval Hospital," Parke-Davis Division of Warner-Lambert Co., Morris Plains, New Jersey. 

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"St. Cosmos and St. Damian Visiting a Sick Man," paint on wood. Early 15th century. 

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"St. Cosmos and St. Damian Visiting a Sick Man," paint on wood. Early 15th century. 

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"St. Sebastian Attended by St. Irene," by Hendrick Terbrugghen, c. 1625.

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"St. Sebastian Attended by St. Irene," by Hendrick Terbrugghen, c. 1625.

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"St. Sebastian Tended by the Holy Women" by Georges de La Tour, c. 1638.

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"St. Sebastian Tended by the Holy Women" by Georges de La Tour, c. 1638.

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Philatelists specializing in the fields of medicine, nursing and health are generally agreed up on that they 1897 stamp issues by New South Wales, now part of Australia, is the earliest emission pertaining to nursing. It depicts the nurse as symbolic of charity and mercy.

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"Visiting the Sick," Fresco. Church of San Martino. 

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"Visiting the Sick," Fresco. Church of San Martino. 

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This painting illustrates the story of Cimon and Pero. Cimon, an aged man, was in prison awaiting execution, and was therefore given no food. The jailer allowed his daughter, Pero, to visit; she secretly nursed him by giving him her breast.

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"Woman Attending a Man Vomiting" detail from the interior of a sylix, c. 490 BC. 

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"Woman Attending a Man Vomiting" detail from the interior of a sylix, c. 490 BC. 

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"Asklepios and his daughter, Hygeia," Vaitcan Museum, c. 200 BC. 

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"Asklepios and his daughter, Hygeia," Vaitcan Museum, c. 200 BC. 

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"Hygeia, Goddess of Health" by Peter Paul Rubens, c. 1615.

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"Hygeia, Goddess of Health" by Peter Paul Rubens, c. 1615.

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"Hygeia" [Detail from "Medicine" by Gustav Klimt] 1907. 

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"Hygeia" [Detail from "Medicine" by Gustav Klimt] 1907. 