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Child with a toy hand grenade in Central Park, N.Y.C.1962Diane Arbus American

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Child with a toy hand grenade in Central Park, N.Y.C.1962Diane Arbus American

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Screaming woman with blood on her hands1961Diane Arbus American

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Screaming woman with blood on her hands1961Diane Arbus American

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GORDON PARKSTrapped in abandoned building by a rival gang on street, Red Jackson ponders his next move, 1948

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GORDON PARKSTrapped in abandoned building by a rival gang on street, Red Jackson ponders his next move, 1948

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The 1900s. Individuals and families are still worrying about their financials and school work. We are so tired of being lockup in houses like caged animals. People are struggling significantly with their mental health. It feels like everyday is worse than the other as COVID-19 cases rise and we are losing ourselves.

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The Chess Players1876Thomas Eakins American

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The Chess Players1876Thomas Eakins American

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Woman with a Parrot1866Gustave Courbet French

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Woman with a Parrot1866Gustave Courbet French

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Young Husband: First Marketing1854Lilly Martin Spencer

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Young Husband: First Marketing1854Lilly Martin Spencer

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The 1800s. The time of the pandemic, which individuals and families start to grow bored and tired of being around each other, the sound of silence in the house, and working on our jobs and school remotely. People are starting to lose their mental stability and are struggling.

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JEAN SIMÉON CHARDINThe House of Cards, probably 1737

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JEAN SIMÉON CHARDINThe House of Cards, probably 1737

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The 1700s. Families quarantining after hearing the devastating news about COVID-19. Starting to worry about jobs and what is going to happen.

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Merry Company on a Terraceca. 1670Jan Steen Dutch

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Merry Company on a Terraceca. 1670Jan Steen Dutch

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The Abduction of the Sabine Womenprobably 1633–34Nicolas Poussin French

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The Abduction of the Sabine Womenprobably 1633–34Nicolas Poussin French

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The Fortune-Tellerprobably 1630sGeorges de La Tour French

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The Fortune-Tellerprobably 1630sGeorges de La Tour French

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Merrymakers at Shrovetideca. 1616–17Frans Hals Dutch

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Merrymakers at Shrovetideca. 1616–17Frans Hals Dutch

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The 1600s. The gatherings of loved ones, friends, and no worry in the world of a pandemic and the world we know about to change what it is and who we are.

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The emotions that have taken place in people's homes and hearts are nothing new. Throughout the centuries, people have been going through pandemics, and feeling the lost of themselves, or the ones they love. One pandemic in particular that can be seen as parallel as COVID-19 would be the Black Death. The black death had an outbreak in Europe between late 1300 through early 1350. About 25 million people died due to the Black Death. Black Death was an infectious fever cause by bacterium. the disease was thought to have spread by rodents biting and fleas. Now, COVID-19 is not spread through rodents or fleas, but it has the same mass deaths and great masses of sick people around.
The longer we sit in this pandemic, out of work, alone or with out "loving" family members, we start to question who we are, where we are going, if we ever going to go back to "normal." We start to lose ourself and our mental health is declining by the day.

“Black Death.” Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., 9 Nov. 2020, www.britannica.com/event/Black-Death.