Historical Plague Doctor Costume - 17th-Century Medical Garb Illustration #3508569 (License: Personal Use)

This watercolor depicts a plague doctor from the 1600s, wearing the distinctive beaked mask filled with aromatic herbs, a waxed black robe, leather gloves, and a wide-brimmed hat. The figure holds a wooden staff, traditionally used to examine patients without direct contact. The artwork bears a stamp from the Museo Correr in Venice, indicating its provenance and historical significance.

Frequently used in medical history articles, museum exhibits, and educational content about the Black Death and early epidemiology; appeals to users researching historical pandemics, costume design, or public health evolution.