Gallery›Wellcome Collection›Guy de Chauliac bandaging the leg of Pope Clement VII at Avignon, while Petrarch, his enemy, jealous of his influence, watches him, ca. 1348. Oil painting by Ernest Board.
Guy de Chauliac bandaging the leg of Pope Clement VII at Avignon, while Petrarch, his enemy, jealous of his influence, watches him, ca. 1348. Oil painting by Ernest Board.
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Guy de Chauliac bandaging the leg of Pope Clement VII at Avignon, while Petrarch, his enemy, jealous of his influence, watches him, ca. 1348. Oil painting by Ernest Board.

Ernest Board

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