King Charles II; Male Make-up, Wigs and a New Fashion
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...
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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 |
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 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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