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Places to See Before You Die Yosemite Reflections by Eric Rubens Photography
107 months ago
Yahoo "Also, it's not a Nazi haircut... mine's from cancer."
108 months ago
Places to See Before You Die Morning strolls. Photo by Eric Rubens Photography
109 months ago
Places to See Before You Die Beautiful as always in San Diego, California | Photo by Eric Rubens (www.ericrubens.com)
110 months ago
Places to See Before You Die Maui, Hawaii | Photo by Eric Rubens (www.ericrubensphotography.com)
117 months ago
Places to See Before You Die La Jolla, California. Photo by Eric Rubens
124 months ago
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A Survival Guide to the Prado Museum
Cancer and rheumatism
Thanks to Rubens’s love of realism, medical specialists have apparently found two disturbing elements in the Three Graces.
Firstly, the model for the Grace on the right may have been suffering from breast cancer. The model a
Read more ... pparently has an open ulcer suggested by the reddening of skin, nipple retraction and a reduction of her breast volume as well as axillar lymph nodes. All of these physical symptoms may suggest a locally advanced breast cancer.
As for the rheumatism, there appears to be evidence that the model on the left (most likely his wife Hélène) may have been suffering severe rheumatoid arthritis. Rubens, a master in human anatomy would not have painted the awkward hand and fingers unless he intended to. Or in other words, Rubens probably painted the hand and fingers exactly as he saw them: deformed and with the characteristic ‘swan’s neck’ or ‘buttonhole’ deformities of the fingers that are representative of this disease.
#Rubens #threegraces #pradomuseum
130 months ago
Jeffery Barrera
A Survival Guide to the Prado Museum
Cancer and rheumatism
Thanks to Rubens’s love of realism, medical specialists have apparently found two disturbing elements in the Three Graces.
Firstly, the model for the Grace on the right may have been suffering from breast cancer. The model a
Read more ... pparently has an open ulcer suggested by the reddening of skin, nipple retraction and a reduction of her breast volume as well as axillar lymph nodes. All of these physical symptoms may suggest a locally advanced breast cancer.
As for the rheumatism, there appears to be evidence that the model on the left (most likely his wife Hélène) may have been suffering severe rheumatoid arthritis. Rubens, a master in human anatomy would not have painted the awkward hand and fingers unless he intended to. Or in other words, Rubens probably painted the hand and fingers exactly as he saw them: deformed and with the characteristic ‘swan’s neck’ or ‘buttonhole’ deformities of the fingers that are representative of this disease.
#Rubens #threegraces #pradomuseum
130 months ago
Jeffery Barrera
A Survival Guide to the Prado Museum
Cancer and rheumatism
Thanks to Rubens’s love of realism, medical specialists have apparently found two disturbing elements in the Three Graces.
Firstly, the model for the Grace on the right may have been suffering from breast cancer. The model a
Read more ... pparently has an open ulcer suggested by the reddening of skin, nipple retraction and a reduction of her breast volume as well as axillar lymph nodes. All of these physical symptoms may suggest a locally advanced breast cancer.
As for the rheumatism, there appears to be evidence that the model on the left (most likely his wife Hélène) may have been suffering severe rheumatoid arthritis. Rubens, a master in human anatomy would not have painted the awkward hand and fingers unless he intended to. Or in other words, Rubens probably painted the hand and fingers exactly as he saw them: deformed and with the characteristic ‘swan’s neck’ or ‘buttonhole’ deformities of the fingers that are representative of this disease.
#Rubens #threegraces #pradomuseum
130 months ago
Tropical paradise! Tortola Island. Photo by Eric Rubens (www.ericrubens.com)
24668 months ago
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