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- For many of us, it is hard to find just one partner, but for Matthias Buchinger, the limbless German magician of the 17th century, it was easy as one, two, three. Or 74, if we count the ladies he romanced.
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Nov 2, 2016 · There was a famous term that spread across England in the 1780s – “Buckinger’s boot” that was a euphemism for the vagina (because the only “limb” he had was his penis). He married four times and had at least 14 children by eight different women.
Mar 1, 2016 · He left behind a widow and at least 14 legitimate children. He was reputed to have had 70 mistresses and dozens of illegitimate children.
Jan 19, 2016 · Among the 16 works by Buchinger on view in the Met is a 1718 portrait of Queen Anne of Great Britain, in which the monarch’s hair is made up of tiny letters that spell out three chapters of the...
Buchinger was married four times and had 14 children. [9] His first three wives (Elsche Shoomaker, Margeth Afsawein, Ann Catharin Kemchmeyer) all died shortly after giving birth and his fourth wife, Ann Elizabeth Teys outlived him.
This pamphlet announces one of his performances in London on April 29, 1724, and promises “wonders as have never been done by any.” In addition to having a successful career, Buchinger was married several times and had many children. He died in Cork, Ireland, in 1739.
Oct 16, 2020 · He travelled to many countries including France, the Netherlands, Denmark, Britain, and Ireland. He even performed for various royal families. He was a very active man, marrying a Dane as the first of his four wives. He is also known to have produced fourteen children by numerous women.
