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Hugo Simberg (1873–1917), “The Black Death in Finland 1350”

oil painting, 1906

#hugo simberg #the black death #bubonic plague #finland #history #dark art #art #oil painting #painting

SCP 049 x READER HCs

CREDIT FOR ART: JaxerSpots on Reddit (r/SCP)

You're the only foundation researcher he allows to work with him

049 enjoys listening to you ramble / talk / yap

He will enthusiastically talk about human anatomy to you, in great detail

He understands that you can't get him better test subjects and does not push it

049 is not a very affectionate person, and may or may not return affection given to him depending on his mood

His nicknames for you include ma moitié (my better half), mon ciel étoilé (my starry sky) and mon petit colibri (my little hummingbird). He also has a few nicknames for you in Old French (medieval french?)

He likes gifting you bouquets of posies, lavendar, wild herbs, dried roses, and dried carnations (nobody knows where he gets them)

During containment breaches, he would protect you

^ 049 would also take care of any wounds you get (he is a good doctor despite the whole reanimating the dead and curing the pestilence thing)

CREDIT FOR DIVIDER: @thecutestgrotto

it's been a while since I wrote an SCP fic, enjoy!

do you feel your forehead warming?

In October 1347, a ship came from the Crimea and docked in Messina, Sicily. Aboard the ship were not only

#jumblr #memes #antisemitism #The Black Death #bubonic plague #European history #Jewish history #Poisoning the well

And now for something completely different…14th century plague Copia. The clothes are based on mid 14th century chausses, cotehardie, and hood. I tried to make his skin look a little ghastly. I did not draw the background skeletons — they are taken directly from Michael Wolgemut’s “The Death of Dance” (i.e. Dance Macabre!) from 1493 (so technically the end of the following century but was supposedly inspired by the Black Death), and the scrolls are based off an image from a 15th century medieval text. And of course I needed dancing rates.