Antonietta Gonsalvus
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| - | [[Image:Portrait_von_Antonietta_Gonzales_by_Lavinia_Fontana_ca.1594-1595.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Portrait]] of [[Antonietta Gonsalus]] (ca.[[1594]]-[[1595]]) by [[Lavinia Fontana]]]] | + | [[Image:Portrait_von_Antonietta_Gonzales_by_Lavinia_Fontana_ca.1594-1595.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Portrait]] of [[Antonietta Gonsalus]] (ca.[[1594]]-[[1595]]) by [[Lavinia Fontana]], in the collection of [[Musée des beaux-arts de Blois]]]] |
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| Antonietta Gonsalus was a woman who suffered from [[hepatoerythropoietic]] [[porphyria]]; a disease characterized by severe facial [[hypertrichosis]] | Antonietta Gonsalus was a woman who suffered from [[hepatoerythropoietic]] [[porphyria]]; a disease characterized by severe facial [[hypertrichosis]] | ||
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Antonietta Gonsalus was a woman who suffered from hepatoerythropoietic porphyria; a disease characterized by severe facial hypertrichosis
Physician Ulisse Aldrovandi described Antonietta Gonsalus's family in a drawing.
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