Nits Collection

Searching for Head-Lice
A Catalan woman searches a childs head for lice (pediculis capitis) and nits (eggs or young lice) at Amelie-les-Bains

Plate 2: a group of people in the street, possibly beggars, from the series of customs and pastimes of the Spanish people, 1850

ms 2510 Delousing Session, from a medical treatise (vellum)
CHT206213 ms 2510 Delousing Session, from a medical treatise (vellum) by French School, (14th century); Bibliotheque de L Arsenal, Paris, France; eArchives Charmet; French, out of copyright

Beggar Woman Fleaing a Boy, 1632. Creator: Jan Georg van Vliet
Beggar Woman Fleaing a Boy, 1632

NIT-PICKING, CATALONIA
A Catalan woman searches a childs head for lice (pediculis capitis) and nits (eggs or young lice) at Amelie-les-Bains Date: 1904

Picture No. 10855571
Human Head Louse - on hair (Pediculus humanus capitus) Date:

Picture No. 10855570
Human Head Louse - on human child hair (Pediculus humanus capitus) Date:

Mother searching for nits in boys hair
" Another Air Raid - Many Casulaties...!" A Mother searching for headlice in a boys hair with a large comb. The lad seems to be finding the whole experience singularly unpleasant

Head lice
MODEL RELEASED. Head lice. Boy scratching head to relieve the itchy effects of head lice. He is six years old. Head lice live amongst the hairs of the human head

Head lice examination
MODEL RELEASED. Head lice examination. Doctor checking a six year old girl for head lice (Pediculus humanus capitis). Head lice measure 2-3 millimetres in length

Nit comb
Combing a young girls hair with a nit comb

Looking for Nits and lice
A Russian woman searches a teenage boys head for lice (pediculis capitis) and nits (eggs or young lice)

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"Nits: A Closer Look into the World of Head-Lice" Plate 2: In the bustling streets, a group of people stands together, their appearance reminiscent of beggars. Little do they know that hidden among them are tiny parasites called nits, silently searching for new hosts. Delving into history, we find an intriguing glimpse in ms 2510 Delousing Session from a medical treatise on vellum. This ancient manuscript reveals the meticulous process of removing these pesky creatures from human scalps. In 1632, Jan Georg van Vliet captures a poignant scene titled "Beggar Woman Fleaing a Boy. " Here we witness the desperation and determination to rid one's loved ones from these relentless pests. Traveling to Catalonia, we stumble upon an age-old practice known as nit-picking. Picture No. 10855571 showcases individuals meticulously combing through hair strands with unwavering focus and precision—a testament to their dedication in eradicating nits. Meanwhile, Picture No. 10855570 portrays a mother diligently inspecting her son's hair for any signs of infestation. The bond between parent and child is evident as she ensures his well-being by eliminating these tiny intruders. Zooming closer under the microscope lens, we encounter SEM images revealing intricate details of head lice themselves—creatures that have plagued humans throughout history. These microscopic photographs offer us insight into their anatomy and survival strategies. As unsettling as it may seem, understanding nits is crucial in combating this common problem affecting many households worldwide. By shedding light on this topic through various mediums such as art and scientific exploration, we can equip ourselves with knowledge to protect our loved ones from these persistent nuisances—nits.