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Maintaining proper hygiene is as essential as the air we breathe

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Hygiene Collection: bronco, toilet, paper, advertisement
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Hygiene Collection: The bath or the woman in the bath or the bathtub Painting by Alfred Stevens (1823-1906
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Hygiene Collection: Quarreling and scuffling in a womens bathhouse, Japan. Artist: Yoshiiku
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Hygiene Collection: Pears Soap Advertisement
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Hygiene Collection: EDGAR DEGAS: THE TUB, 1886. Pastel on paper
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Hygiene Collection: Wringer, wet clothes dryer
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Hygiene Collection: FRENCH SOAP ADVERTISEMENT. French advertising poster by Jean Carlu, 1925, for Monsavon soap
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Hygiene Collection: CASSATT: THE BATH, 1891-2. Oil on canvas by Mary Cassatt
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Hygiene Collection: RENOIR: SEATED BATHER, 1885. Pierre Auguste Renoir: Seated Bather. Canvas, 1885
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Hygiene Collection: PEARS SOAP ADVERTISEMENT. Engraved English advertisement, 1889
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Hygiene Collection: Old fashioned outdoor lavatory or pissoir, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Europe
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Hygiene Collection: Outback dunny and Uluru (Ayers Rock), Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory
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Hygiene Collection: Advertisement for Vinolia Soap
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Hygiene Collection: Rubber ducks
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Hygiene Collection: Rubber duck
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Hygiene Collection: Laboratory technician
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Hygiene Collection: Rubber ducks
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Hygiene Collection: Advertisement for Babbitts Best Soap, c. 1880 (colour litho)
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Hygiene Collection: Advertisement for Pears soap (colour litho)
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Hygiene Collection: Advertisement for Sunlight household soap, c1890
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Hygiene Collection: Communist China - training barefoot doctors
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Hygiene Collection: Illustration of child sitting on toilet holding roll of toilet paper
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Hygiene Collection: CHIMNEY SWEEP, 1890. American advertisement for Pears Soap, 1890
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Hygiene Collection: Greek mathematician and inventor. Archimedes in his tub, discovering the relationship between weight
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Hygiene Collection: SOAP AD, 20th CENTURY. Have You a Little Fairy in Your Home? : American magazine advertisement
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Hygiene Collection: TITANIC: SOAP AD, 1912. The White Star liner Titanic used in an English newspaper advertisement
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Hygiene Collection: Plague doctor, France, 18th century
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Hygiene Collection: Water! Water! Everywhere; and not a Drop to Drink, 1849
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Hygiene Collection: A primeval bathing-place (litho)
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Hygiene Collection: Advertisement for Pears soap depicting a child at bath time (chromolitho)
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Hygiene Collection: Bathroom Scene - Lisbeth, pub. in Lasst Licht Hinin
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Hygiene Collection: Advertisement for Lifebuoy soap with the message that the soap fights dirt and disease
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Hygiene Collection: The Toilet Drawing by Edgar Degas (1834-1917) 19th century Paris, Louvre Museum
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Hygiene Collection: The tepidarium of the Baths of Caracalla, Rome, Italy, 1933-1934
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Hygiene Collection: Street scene (top) / Public bath (bottom). Sketch from Katsushika Hokusais Manga, c1836
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Hygiene Collection: Poster, The Magic of Soap and Water
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Hygiene Collection: Poster, Don t be afraid of Soap and Water
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Hygiene Collection: PEARS SOAP AD, 1887. American advertisement, 1887, for Pears Soap
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Hygiene Collection: RENOIR: BATHER ON A ROCK. Oil on canvas, 1892, by P. A. Renoir
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Hygiene Collection: Space station toilet
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Hygiene Collection: Hypo-allergenic soap
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Hygiene Collection: When the Hot Water Tap Runs Cold
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Hygiene Collection: Mother and her daughter, Frederick Douglass housing project, Anacostia, D. C. 1942
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Hygiene Collection: Bathing, (oil on canvas)
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Hygiene Collection: The Barber of Suez, (oil on canvas)
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Hygiene Collection: Christ Washing the Apostles Feet, c. 1618. Creator: Jacques Callot
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Hygiene Collection: Pilate Washing His Hands, 1663. Creator: Mattia Preti
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Hygiene Collection: Bath house scene, a print by Toyohara Kunichika, 19th century. Artist: Toyohara Kunichika


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Maintaining proper hygiene is as essential as the air we breathe. From ancient times to modern advertisements, the importance of cleanliness has been emphasized in various forms. In Alfred Stevens' painting 'The Bath or the Woman in the Bath or Bathtub, ' a bronco woman indulges in a serene bath, symbolizing personal care and self-pampering. Similarly, Yoshiiku's artwork depicts quarreling and scuffling in a women's bathhouse, reminding us that maintaining hygiene is not only about personal well-being but also respecting others' space. Advertisements like Pears Soap Advertisement and Monsavon soap by Jean Carlu highlight how cleanliness can be achieved with quality products. These campaigns promote good health through proper cleansing rituals. Artists like Edgar Degas and Pierre Auguste Renoir capture intimate moments of bathing, showcasing the vulnerability and sensuality associated with hygiene practices. Mary Cassatt's masterpiece 'The Bath' portrays tender motherly love while emphasizing the significance of keeping oneself clean. Even everyday objects like wringers for wet clothes drying remind us that maintaining hygiene extends beyond our bodies to our surroundings. Meanwhile, old-fashioned outdoor lavatories serve as reminders of historical sanitation practices. From an outback dunny near Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to toilets around the world, access to clean facilities plays a crucial role in ensuring public health on a global scale. As we navigate through life's challenges, let us remember that practicing good hygiene is not just about staying healthy; it is also about showing respect for ourselves and those around us.