Just a fun little medieval handbook on health to help get ya through it!!!
Vinyl water resistant sticker with matte finish. Measures approx 2.8 × 3 inches. Featuring "Vomiting" from "Taccuinum Sanitatis," by the workshop of Giovannino de Grassi, (c. 1390s). This is from the Send Moods Collection (AKA my art meme brand—follow along on IG here!).
✨Buy 5 stickers, get the 6th one FREE! ✨
Buying only stickers? Use code STICKERSONLY at checkout for $1 envelope shipping. Untracked + takes a bit longer 🐌 💌 (approx 4–10 business days).
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I will ship these out in ~ 1 week. Thank you so much for your patience and support!! xx Chantal
More on this painting from the University of Iowa Library: "The Tacuinum sanitatis was an eleventh-century health handbook written by Ibn Butlan of Baghdad. In it he presents the elements needed for a healthful and happy life. He describes vomiting as a way to clear the stomach of matter that interferes with the passage of food. In the fourteenth-century illustrated versions, the emphasis is on picturing attractive scenes drawing on themes from courtly love, fashionable dress, and estate management for an idealized view of agriculture, food production, and healthy living. This picture shows a fashionably dressed woman holding a man's head as he vomits. Another woman, possibly a servant, has entered the room and raises her arms."
Lovely.
Just a fun little medieval handbook on health to help get ya through it!!!
Vinyl water resistant sticker with matte finish. Measures approx 2.8 × 3 inches. Featuring "Vomiting" from "Taccuinum Sanitatis," by the workshop of Giovannino de Grassi, (c. 1390s). This is from the Send Moods Collection (AKA my art meme brand—follow along on IG here!).
✨Buy 5 stickers, get the 6th one FREE! ✨
Buying only stickers? Use code STICKERSONLY at checkout for $1 envelope shipping. Untracked + takes a bit longer 🐌 💌 (approx 4–10 business days).
Want tracking and faster delivery? Skip the code, and I’ll ship it out via tracked USPS mail.
I will ship these out in ~ 1 week. Thank you so much for your patience and support!! xx Chantal
More on this painting from the University of Iowa Library: "The Tacuinum sanitatis was an eleventh-century health handbook written by Ibn Butlan of Baghdad. In it he presents the elements needed for a healthful and happy life. He describes vomiting as a way to clear the stomach of matter that interferes with the passage of food. In the fourteenth-century illustrated versions, the emphasis is on picturing attractive scenes drawing on themes from courtly love, fashionable dress, and estate management for an idealized view of agriculture, food production, and healthy living. This picture shows a fashionably dressed woman holding a man's head as he vomits. Another woman, possibly a servant, has entered the room and raises her arms."
Lovely.
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