US EditionUrban Revolutionaries: 14 Epidemic
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Urban Revolutionaries: 14 Epidemic
Since the dawn of civilisation in the cities of the Fertile Crescent in what’s now the Middle East, epidemics of infectious diseases have been a curse of those concentrations of people, as well as in armies. In classical times, both Athens and Rome were struck by epidemics of what’s likely to have been bubonic plague. Michiel Sweerts (1618–1664), Plague in an Ancient City (c 1652-1654), oil on canvas, 118.7 x 170.8 cm, Los Angeles County Museum …
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