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Films, lectures, investigations and journalism about beauty standards and the industries built on them.
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- - Vitruvian-man-1492-da-vinci. One of the most recognized sketches of the human body by Leonardo Da Vinci, the Vitruvian Man describes how many's anatomy relates to architecture and can be clearly understood.
- - Vitruvian macrocosmus. A png version of a Robert Fludd's 16th century woodcut "Vitruvian man".
- - Relation of the human face to that of the ass, 17th C. Lithograph illustrating the relation of the human face to that of the ass. The artist, Charles le Brun ( ) attempted to show the relationship between the human physiognamy and that of animals in some individuals.
- - Relation of the human face to that of the eagle. Lithograph illustrating the relation of the human face to that of the eagle. The artist, Charles le Brun ( ) attempted to show the relationship between the human physiognamy and that of animals in some individuals.
- - Face expressing astonishment Wellcome V0009376. V0009376 Face expressing astonishment Credit:..ac.uk Two outlines of faces expressing admiration (left) and astonishment (right).
- - J.C. Lavater, Essays on Physiognomy. LAVATER, John Caspar { } J.C.Lavater, Essays on physiognomy; designed to promote the knowledge and the love of mankind /... Illustrated by more than eight hundred engravings accurately copied; and some duplicates added from originals.
- - J.C.Lavater, Essays on Physiognomy design to. LAVATER, Johann Caspar { } J.C. Lavater, Essays on physiognomy; designed to promote the knowledge and the love of mankind /...
- - Petrus Camper facial angles by son Adriaan Gilles - first page. Title page of book on Facial angles; published posthumously by Adriaan Gilles Camper for his father Petrus Camper, whose 2 famous lectures for the Amsterdam drawing academy in 1770 were reported in the Dutch literature society's Verhqandelingen without his drawings, and he had always intended to make a book with engravings after the drawings.
- - Houghton Typ 705.89.513 (A) - Essays on physiognomy, Democritus. Engraving of Democritus by William Blake after an by Peter Paul Rubens. From Essays on Physiognomy, designed to promote the knowledge and the love of mankind, 1789, by August Johann Lavater, published by John Murray, London.
- - Lavater, Essays on Physiognomy,. Picture of lower half of a face, with beard, which depicts 'mildness blended with wisdom....' Rare Books.
- - A physiognomy exemplifying what Lavater calls the 'homogenei. Calls the 'homogeneity' of the face. Iconographic Collections Keywords: Thomas Holloway; Johann Caspar Lavater.
- - Eyes expressing a noble and magnanimous character with an or. Character with an ordered mind, according to Lavater's method of physiognomy. Iconographic Collections Keywords: Thomas Holloway; Johann Caspar Lavater.
- - Delarom the fair Circassian (cropped). Engraving from La Belle Assemblée.Portrait of Delarom, half-length, head turned and looking to right, with dark curly hair, shawl over shoulders, curtain and tassels in the background.
- - A profile of an old mentally handicapped man, skulls of vari. Man, skulls of various races, skulls of a monkey and an orangutan, and a perfect, diagrammed human face; demonstrating the methods of physiognomy. Coloured engraving by H.
- - Circassian hair dye. Advertisement Original text: Unrivalled Circassian hair dye for changing light red or grey hair to a beautifull brown or black.
- - A man whose face expresses (according to the study of Physio. The study of Physiognomy) austerity blended with wit and rhetorical powers. Engraving by Barlow, 19th century.
- - K. Pearson, The Life, Letters and Labours. PEARSON, Karl { } The Life, Letters and Labours of Francis Galton { } vol II, Research of Middle Life opp. 358, 'Anthropometric Laboratory for the measurement in various ways of Human Form and Faculty'.
- - Illustreret Tidende 1860 - Anders Retzius. The April 29, 1860 issue of Illustreret Tidende had an article about the Swedish professor of anatomy Anders Retzius, who had passed away on April 18. His portrait appeared on page 255.
- - Illustrative page featuring facial expressions physiognomy. Illustrative page commenting upon the merits of a pleasant physiognomy featuring a neighing horse, a frowning girl and a crying baby. Archives Manuscripts Keywords: Horses; Horse; Physiognomy; Face; Facial Expression; Baby; Expression.
- - Wells, Physiognomy (1868) n.142. Figure 142 "Grades of Intelligence" from Samuel Wells, New Physiognomy (1868), an example of pseudoscientific classification justifying discrimination based on physical characteristics.
- - Fig 45. and 46. from Theodor Piderit’s Mimik und Physiognomik (1886). Two illustrations from Theodor Piderit’s Mimik und Physiognomik (1886): "Fig. 45 Das gezwungene Lächeln" and "Fig.
- - BLW Jean Carries, Self-portrait. Self-portrait mask Jean Carries France, Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye Jean Carries was a French sculptor and ceramicist and many of his works represent a unity of these two disciplines. He was particularly interested in form and this manifested itself in a preoccupation with human physiognomy and the limitless possibilities of facial expression.
- - Alphonse Bertillon, Scene of Crime Evidence Photography, Musée de la Préfecture de Police,.... Alphonse Bertillon, View of identification photography and scene of crime and evidence photography. Taken from the display stand showing the work of the Préfecture de Police, made for the Exposition Universelle in Paris 1889.
- - Faces compared in profile, physiognomy example 1891. Faces of different people compared in profile, physiognomy example from the book Physiognomy illustratecd by Joseph Simms, 1891. It reads: No.
- - Galton at Bertillon's (1893). Photograph and Bertillon record of Francis Galton (age 73) created upon Galton's visit to Bertillon 's laboratory in 1893. Serves as a good example of Bertillon's identification technology.
- - Bertillon, Alphonse, fiche anthropométrique recto-verso (cropped). Anthropometric data sheet (both sides) of Alphonse Bertillon ( ), a pioneer of the Scientific Police, inventor of anthropometry, first head of the Forensic Identification Service of the Prefecture de Police in Paris (1893).
- - One block of glass, one of aluminium, two of calcite and two. O of calcite and two of quartz, viewed under x-ray. Photoprint from radiograph by W.K.
- - Gehlberg Bergkirche 03. Grave of the Gundelach family at the Gehlberg mountain church, noble family and glassmaker dynasty, first industrially manufactured X-ray tubes. Inscription on the memorial plaque on the left: "A permanent memorial is hereby erected to the workers of the Gundelach and Schilling companies who suffered harm due to ignorance of the harmful effects of X-rays.
- - Drawing instruments (compasses, pencils) inside a case:. Radiograph of geometry case from outside; by Gervase Powell Glyn; 1896. Iconographic Collections Keywords: Radiology; Gervas Powell Glyn.
- - Mabel Chase places her hand on glass photographic plate. Sarah Frances Whiting's colleague Mabel Chase places her hand on a glass photographic plate, below a Crookes tube, to take a radiograph of the bones of her hand in Wellesley's physics laboratory, circa 1896.
- - Bertillon selfportrait 2. Selfportrait of Alphonse Bertillon, inventor of anthropometry, dated August 22nd 1900. Albumin proof, titled and dated on the negative.
- - Bertillon selfportrait. Self-portrait of Alphonse Bertillon, inventor of anthropometry, dated August 22, 1900. Albumin proof, titled and dated on the negative.
- - Alice Lee - Estimated skull capacity of 35 Anatomists. Anatomists (from "A first study of the correlation of the human skull").
- - Gerrish's Text-book of Anatomy (1902) - Fig. 239. Skull, viewed from the left side, showing the principal craniometric points.
- - Plaster face casts of Nias islanders by J.P. Kleiweg de Zwaan circa1910. Plaster face casts of Nias islanders in the Dutch West Indies, by J.P. Kleiweg de Zwaan, results of an anthropological study, circa1910.
- - Bertillon faire part de deces. Faire-part for the funerals of Alphonse Bertillon, feb.
- - The pagan tribes of Borneo; a description of their physical, moral and intellectual.... "KALABIT (MURUT) CHIEF (IN CENTRE), WITH FOLLOWERS FROM THE SOURCE OF THE BARAM RIVER." (original caption). Plate 25 (face pg.
- - The pagan tribes of Borneo; a description of their physical, moral and intellectual.... "KAYANS FISHING WITH CAST-NET IN THE UPPER BARAM RIVER." (original caption). Plate 79 (face pg.
- - Racial biology Scientific racism Byste arisk type Anatomisk institutt Universitetet Oslo.... Photo taken at the Norwegian Center for Holocaust and Minority Studies (Norwegian: HL-senteret ) in Oslo, showing items in the permanent exhibition on antisemitism, Holocaust and the fate of the Norwegian Jews during the Second World War: Educational pre-war bust depicting a human male head of the " Aryan Race ", from the collections of the Anatomical Institute of the University of Oslo;.
- - Racial biology Scientific racism Måleinstrument for skallemåling fra Rasbiologiska.... Photo taken at the Norwegian Center for Holocaust and Minority Studies (Norwegian: HL-senteret ) in Oslo, showing items in the permanent exhibition on antisemitism, Holocaust and the fate of the Norwegian Jews during the Second World War: Pre-war human head-measuring tool (skull measurment instrument, calipers) for anthropometry ( craniometry ), used by the State Institute for Racial Biology, a.
- - Radiography: a seated man is attached to equipment by a. Equipment by a technician, to have an x-ray taken. Photograph, ca.
- - Anthropometrie (mesure des particularités dimensionnelles d'un homme) Anthropometry.... Anthropometry (measurement of the human individual), plate with line drawings etc. - Public domain illustration from Larousse du XXème siècle 1932 Éditions Larousse is a French publishing house specialising in reference works such as dictionaries.
- - Cypraea-Radiogram'02. A radiographic (X-ray) of a pair of Cypraea shells: first, a radiogram of the shells was taken; then, in a photographic darkroom, a contact print of the radiogram was obtained; finally, the contact print was scanned and manipulated in computer.
- - Be foil square. Beryllium foil for an en:x-ray microscope vacuum window. (inner square is Be mounted in steel holder) Unsharp mask and autocontrast applied in photoshop.
- - Human head measuring instrument. Picture of a head measuring instrument used by biological anthropologist to measure such parameters as the cephalic index of humans.
- - Phi with golden ratio digits. The letter phi written with the golden ratio digits.
- - Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy - Curatorial Talk - Part 3 of 3. Curators unpack the parallels between comic-book costume and the constructed body in fashion design, covering the armour, the silhouette and the metallic surfaces gathered for the Costume Institute display.
- - Pentagramm. The serial "Mathemagic paintings" is published in the book "Martina Schettina - Mathemagische Bilder" Vernissage Verlag 2009. The diagonals divide each other in the golden ratio..
- - Hohlraum irradiation on NOVA laser. Composite of a hohlraum irradiation shot on the NOVA laser. Orange/red areas are X-rays from the superheated plasma spots inside the hohlraum imaged by an X-ray microscope while the conventionally taken of the hohlraum on a stalk and the drawn-in multiple laser beam cones entering from the left and right have been superimposed.
- - Der-goldene-schnitt. The painting "Golden ratio" by Martina Schettina, shown 2010 during an exhibition at Museumsquartier Vienna. It shows the construction of the Golden ratio and there are severals formulas related to the golden ratio.
- - Figure in Manga style golden. Illustration for the use of golden ratio as composition guideline.
- - Golden Ratio. Variation Animation. Caption: What happens when the ratio is not the golden one. The animation attempts to show what would happen in the lower animation if the initial ratio was not the golden ratio.
- - RT Film Making a Radiograph. General overview of taking a radiograph and the result on the film after processing. Since the radiograph is a negative, the thinner areas will appear darker.
- - Craft Alliance ~ Valerie Steele Lecture, \"Is Fashion Art?\".mov. Valerie Steele takes up the question of whether dress belongs in an art museum, tracing the institutional arguments and the exhibitions that shifted the answer.
- - Kimono Lecture & Fashion Show at University of Alaska Anchorage by Sueko Oshimoto. Sueko Oshimoto explains kimono construction, layering and the occasions each type is worn for, demonstrating the dressing on stage at an Alaskan university.
- - Golden ratio, Lisbon subway, Saldanha station. Photo alusive to Golden ratio in the Lisbon subway Saldanha II station (the entrance to the red line).
- - Akiko Fukai Live at the Textile Museum of Canada. Akiko Fukai discusses building the Kyoto Costume Institute's holdings of Western dress, the conservation questions raised by collecting garments, and what Japanese designers took from and gave back to Paris.
- - X-ray of abdomen with perforated IUD. Follow-up plain film radiography of the same case as described in IUD.jpg.
- - Cologne Germany Examination-of-fitting-xray-01. Cologne, Germany: An inspector is evaluating the xray film of a pipe reduction to identify wall thinning.
- - SUSAN STRONGE : Senior Curator, Victoria & Albert Museum. Susan Stronge speaks about Mughal courtly objects, jade, jewellery and painting, and about the work of reading provenance in a collection built largely through empire.
- - Foot radiography gout. Radiography of the foot showing soft tissue swelling and destruction of the right first metatarsophalangeal joint.
- - Hand radiography gout. Radiography of both hands showing soft-tissue swelling and periarticular erosions in metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal joints.
- - Dr Matt Lodder | British Tattoo Art Revealed | National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Tattooing in Britain is presented as a continuous trade rather than a modern fashion, with Lodder pointing to the flash sheets and shop records that support the case.
- - Dr Matt Lodder | British Tattoo Art Revealed | National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Tattooing in Britain is presented as a continuous trade rather than a modern fashion, with Lodder pointing to the flash sheets and shop records that support the case.
- - Astrogeomanity - Golden ratio design. The art created by Daniel Grossman Nehemya in 2017 at Ruppin technological college, Israel as part of Daniel final project. The art inspired by the Golden ratio method of designing.
- - Derryth Ridge | Tattoo Art Revealed | National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Derryth Ridge talks through the assembly of a tattooing exhibition in Falmouth, covering the loans, the studio equipment on show and how the material was arranged for visitors.
- - Derryth Ridge | Tattoo Art Revealed | National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Derryth Ridge talks through the assembly of a tattooing exhibition in Falmouth, covering the loans, the studio equipment on show and how the material was arranged for visitors.
- - 100 Hands | British Tattoo Art Revealed | National Maritime Museum Cornwall. A hundred living artists each contributed a tattooed silicone arm to a Cornish display, gathering contemporary styles into one room alongside historical material.
- - Dr Matt Lodder | British Tattoo Art Revealed | National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Matt Lodder introduces a Cornish exhibition on British tattooing, covering the electric machine, the seaport studios and the long-standing claim that the practice arrived with Pacific voyages.
- - Dr Matt Lodder | British Tattoo Art Revealed | National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Matt Lodder introduces a Cornish exhibition on British tattooing, covering the electric machine, the seaport studios and the long-standing claim that the practice arrived with Pacific voyages.
- - 100 Hands | British Tattoo Art Revealed | National Maritime Museum Cornwall. A hundred living artists each contributed a tattooed silicone arm to a Cornish display, gathering contemporary styles into one room alongside historical material.
- - Fashion Culture | Paris Fashion: A Cultural History. Paris as a fashion capital is traced from the court dressmakers through the couture houses and the licensing that followed, taking in the trade infrastructure the city built around dress.
- - Fashion Culture | Paris Fashion: A Cultural History. Paris as a fashion capital is traced from the court dressmakers through the couture houses and the licensing that followed, taking in the trade infrastructure the city built around dress.
- - Mobiele röntgenscanner Douane Nationaal Defilé 2018. Mobile X-ray scanner of the Belgian General Administration Customs and Excise during the National Parade on July 21, 2018.
- - "Her Own Muse: Fashioning Frida" Opening Night Lecture with Raissa Bretaña. Raissa Bretana examines how Frida Kahlo assembled her appearance from Tehuana dress, rebozos and braided hair, and how that self-presentation carried into her painting and her photographs.
- - "Her Own Muse: Fashioning Frida" Opening Night Lecture with Raissa Bretaña. Raissa Bretana examines how Frida Kahlo assembled her appearance from Tehuana dress, rebozos and braided hair, and how that self-presentation carried into her painting and her photographs.
- - 600-cell vertex geometry. The 120 vertices of the 600-cell are distributed at eight different chord lengths from each other: √1, √2, √3, √4 (as in the 24-cell) and at four fractions of √5 that are functions of the golden ratio. The chords occur in hexagonal, square, and triangular great circles (as in the 24-cell) and in pentagonal and decagonal great circles.
- - Albrecht Dürer - Melencolia I - Golden Ratio. Depiction of how the golden ratio is employed in Dürer's Melencolia I.
- - Fashion History: 1900-1920. Edwardian S-bend corsetry gives way to the narrower columns of the 1910s, with the war years, rationing and women's paid work reshaping what the silhouette had to allow.
- - Fashion History: 1900-1920. Edwardian S-bend corsetry gives way to the narrower columns of the 1910s, with the war years, rationing and women's paid work reshaping what the silhouette had to allow.
- - Symposium | Amy de la Haye “Teaching Fashion Curation”. Amy de la Haye sets out how fashion curation is taught, from object handling and provenance research to the choices that decide what a mannequin in a case is made to say.
- - Symposium | Amy de la Haye “Teaching Fashion Curation”. Amy de la Haye sets out how fashion curation is taught, from object handling and provenance research to the choices that decide what a mannequin in a case is made to say.
- - How and Where To Study Fashion History From Home? Online and (Mostly) Free Sources For Beginners. Digitised museum catalogues, journal archives and pattern collections available without a subscription are surveyed as a route into studying historical dress outside a university.
- - How and Where To Study Fashion History From Home? Online and (Mostly) Free Sources For Beginners. Digitised museum catalogues, journal archives and pattern collections available without a subscription are surveyed as a route into studying historical dress outside a university.
- - Judith Watt on “copying and referencing in fashion” - FREE FASHION LECTURE - Atelier Research. Judith Watt lectures on quotation and reworking in design, following how a cut or a motif passes from one house to another and where the line between reference and copying has been drawn.
- - Judith Watt on “copying and referencing in fashion” - FREE FASHION LECTURE - Atelier Research. Judith Watt lectures on quotation and reworking in design, following how a cut or a motif passes from one house to another and where the line between reference and copying has been drawn.
- - Doctors at work @UG. Measuring the MUAC ( middle upper arm circumference) of a child.
- - Health living. Doctors measuring the length of the baby.
- - Takatapui & Queer Pacifika at the Pitt Rivers Museum. Takatapui and queer Pacific perspectives on museum holdings are brought into an Oxford gallery, with speakers addressing tā moko, adornment and the terms on which ancestral material is displayed.
- - Takatapui & Queer Pacifika at the Pitt Rivers Museum. Takatapui and queer Pacific perspectives on museum holdings are brought into an Oxford gallery, with speakers addressing tā moko, adornment and the terms on which ancestral material is displayed.
- - Virtual Lecture | Fashion & Fantasy in 18th Century France & Spain | 10.22.2021. Court dress, paniers and powdered hair in eighteenth-century France and Spain are read through portraiture, showing how painters recorded and flattered the conventions of each court.
- - Virtual Lecture | Fashion & Fantasy in 18th Century France & Spain | 10.22.2021. Court dress, paniers and powdered hair in eighteenth-century France and Spain are read through portraiture, showing how painters recorded and flattered the conventions of each court.
- - "Temporary Body Arts" in the Pitt-Rivers Museum. Objects for painting, staining and marking the body without permanence sit in an Oxford anthropology collection, including materials for henna and body paint and the occasions they were prepared for.
- - "Permanent Body Arts" in the Pitt-Rivers Museum. Tattooing and scarification implements held at Oxford are examined, with attention to the communities whose practices they come from and how the objects entered the collection.
- - "Permanent Body Arts" in the Pitt-Rivers Museum. Tattooing and scarification implements held at Oxford are examined, with attention to the communities whose practices they come from and how the objects entered the collection.
- - "Temporary Body Arts" in the Pitt-Rivers Museum. Objects for painting, staining and marking the body without permanence sit in an Oxford anthropology collection, including materials for henna and body paint and the occasions they were prepared for.
- - In Conversation with Christine Checinska: Design History and African Diasporas. Christine Checinska discusses dress, diaspora and the place African and Caribbean makers hold in design history collections, and what museum cataloguing has tended to leave out.
- - In Conversation with Christine Checinska: Design History and African Diasporas. Christine Checinska discusses dress, diaspora and the place African and Caribbean makers hold in design history collections, and what museum cataloguing has tended to leave out.
- - Kimono Style | Exhibition Tour at The Metropolitan Museum of Art | August 2022. A walk through the Costume Institute's kimono display in August 2022, moving between Edo-period garments and the Western dresses whose cut and surface they influenced.
- - Kimono Style | Exhibition Tour at The Metropolitan Museum of Art | August 2022. A walk through the Costume Institute's kimono display in August 2022, moving between Edo-period garments and the Western dresses whose cut and surface they influenced.
- - Kimono Style (Lecture by Dr. Monika Bincsik). Monika Bincsik lectures on kimono in the late Edo and Meiji periods, tracing pattern books, dyeing techniques and the export trade that carried Japanese dress into European wardrobes.
- - Kimono Style (Lecture by Dr. Monika Bincsik). Monika Bincsik lectures on kimono in the late Edo and Meiji periods, tracing pattern books, dyeing techniques and the export trade that carried Japanese dress into European wardrobes.
- - 01 Goldener Schnitt-Dreiecksfraktale. Triangle fractal with golden ratio as an animation, f = 1 = 0,6180339887 …, with a 15-second pause at the end.
- - Cranial bones of East Asians and Southeast Asians. Plot of 38 group means on the first two canonical variates using 28 cranial measurements.
- - Cult of Beauty: London exhibition explores the history and science of what makes us beautiful. A London exhibition sets cosmetics, corsetry and surgical instruments beside the scientific attempts to measure and define attractiveness, with the curators explaining the grouping.
- - Cult of Beauty: London exhibition explores the history and science of what makes us beautiful. A London exhibition sets cosmetics, corsetry and surgical instruments beside the scientific attempts to measure and define attractiveness, with the curators explaining the grouping.
- - Interview: James Wylie of the V&A Dundee, Scotland’s design museum. A design museum in Dundee is discussed by a member of its team, covering Scottish textile holdings, tartan and how a regional collection decides what to acquire and show.
- - Interview: James Wylie of the V&A Dundee, Scotland’s design museum. A design museum in Dundee is discussed by a member of its team, covering Scottish textile holdings, tartan and how a regional collection decides what to acquire and show.
- - The history behind Emma Dabiri’s makeup tools. Emma Dabiri handles historical implements for hair and skin from a medical collection, discussing combs, pomades and what the objects reveal about who was expected to use them.
- - The history behind Emma Dabiri’s makeup tools. Emma Dabiri handles historical implements for hair and skin from a medical collection, discussing combs, pomades and what the objects reveal about who was expected to use them.
- - Fragile Beauty Lecture Series | The Cartiers and Pearls with Francesca Cartier Brickell. Francesca Cartier Brickell draws on family correspondence to describe how the firm sourced natural pearls, and what the arrival of cultured pearls did to the market.
- - Fragile Beauty Lecture Series | The Cartiers and Pearls with Francesca Cartier Brickell. Francesca Cartier Brickell draws on family correspondence to describe how the firm sourced natural pearls, and what the arrival of cultured pearls did to the market.
- - Online Talk | The Perfumed Palace: Marie Antoinette Style at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Scent, cosmetics and the toilette of the French court under Marie Antoinette are examined through surviving objects, covering the perfumers who supplied Versailles and the rituals built around them.
- - Online Talk | The Perfumed Palace: Marie Antoinette Style at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Scent, cosmetics and the toilette of the French court under Marie Antoinette are examined through surviving objects, covering the perfumers who supplied Versailles and the rituals built around them.
- - CARTIER AT LONDON'S V&A MUSEUM- IF JEWELS COULD TALK S7 E20. Cartier's archive, its Indian commissions and the Tutti Frutti stones are examined alongside a London exhibition, tracing how a jeweller's house style became a marker of status.
- - CARTIER AT LONDON'S V&A MUSEUM- IF JEWELS COULD TALK S7 E20. Cartier's archive, its Indian commissions and the Tutti Frutti stones are examined alongside a London exhibition, tracing how a jeweller's house style became a marker of status.
- - Fibonacci and Lucas numbers as powers of the golden ratio. The Fibonacci and Lucas numbers are coordinates of powers of the golden ratio in terms of ½ and ½√5.
- - 01 Goldener Schnitt-Mona Lisa. The painting exhibits features of the Golden Ratio.
- - MS 433b 01. A close up facial picture of a beautiful asian woman.
- - A Thread about Schiaparelli: V&A curator Sonnet Stanfill takes us inside the exhibition. Elsa Schiaparelli's surrealist collaborations, the lobster dress and the shocking pink she registered as a signature are walked through in the gallery by the curator who assembled the display.
- - A Thread about Schiaparelli: V&A curator Sonnet Stanfill takes us inside the exhibition. Elsa Schiaparelli's surrealist collaborations, the lobster dress and the shocking pink she registered as a signature are walked through in the gallery by the curator who assembled the display.