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1400. BC. Tomb-of-Nebamun-Thebes_Banquet-Scene. Reveals ancient grooming rituals.	Ideal Portrait of a Lady,” Sandro Botticelli, 1445–1510. tempera and oil on poplar, 82 x 54 cm. Städel Museum, Frankfurt am Main. (example of Renaissance styling)	King Charles II attributed to Thomas Hawker oil on canvas, circa 1680 89 1/4 in. x 53 3/8 in. (2267 mm x 1356 mm) National Portrait Gallery
Thomas Gainsborough. Portrait of Queen Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, (1744-1818). dated 1781. Oil on canvas. The Royal Collection, UK. (example of 18th century powdered wig)	DANIEL MORGAN New York: 1862; by Johnson, Fry & Co. From the original picture by Chappel, in the possession of the Publishers. Fine and uncommon original antique mid-19th century engraved portrait. With a signature facsimile printed below the image.

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Due to popular demand I will be creating subject reading lists. I am still playing with the idea but they will probally be organised...

Today I've been working more on the Intelligent Archive, adding lots of amazing features! Currently I’ve been creating an instruction...

The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk Exhibit at the Barbican in London was absolutely incredible!...

I've been researching King Charles II for one of my modules at University. The report I’ve come up with consists of an analysis of the...

The best book i've come across for a while! It was defo = to my bible through my Charles II report... It is all about the wigs or Perukes...

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