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A Visit to the Doctor; A Doctor Examining Urine, 1660-1665. Creator: Gerrit Dou
A Visit to the Doctor; A Doctor Examining Urine, 1660-1665
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A Visit to the Doctor; A Doctor Examining Urine," painted by the Dutch artist Gerrit Dou between 1660 and 1665, offers a compelling glimpse into the medical practices of the 17th century. The meticulously detailed oil painting depicts a doctor, dressed in a long robe and wearing a simple hat, examining a urine sample with great concentration. The doctor's assistant, a barber, holds a tray with various bottles and a barber's bowl, ready to collect the sample from the patient. The scene takes place in a dimly lit room, with a window revealing an outdoor scene of a pot plant and a tree. A clock on the wall indicates the passing of time, while a certificate or diploma hangs on the wall behind the doctor, symbolizing his education and qualifications. A medicine chest filled with various bottles and flasks is visible on a shelf, indicating the importance of medicinal plants and remedies in the medical field during this era. The doctor's gesturing hand and intense gaze suggest a deep analysis and consideration of the urine sample, which was believed to provide valuable information about the patient's health. The patient, a woman, is not depicted in the painting, but her absence emphasizes the importance of the urine sample in the diagnostic process. This painting is a fascinating representation of the medical practices of the time and the role of the doctor and barber-surgeon in the Netherlands during the 17th century. It is a testament to the attention to detail and realism that characterized Dutch painting during this period and is now a cherished piece of heritage art in the National Gallery of Denmark.
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