18th and 19th century Archives - Makeup Museum: Where Cosmetics …
The results aligned with our knowledge of women's beauty regimens during the Joseon era. Confucianism was the primary philosophy and promoted natural beauty as ideal beauty, so most women generally adhered to a minimal look with an emphasis on fair, light skin. This meant more effort was put into skincare and less on makeup.
How To Do Your Makeup Like an 18th-Century French Aristocrat
2021年5月21日 · Ever wanted to master the look of an eighteenth-century French aristocrat? Join Cecilia Zhou, Senior Guide at the Harvard Art Museums, for a step-by-step makeup tutorial and art history lesson on Jean Marc Nattier's Portrait of a Woman (1753) from The Met collection.
Painted faces: cosmetics in the 18th century - Dance's Historical ...
2016年5月23日 · The vicissitudes of pre-modern life invariably took their toll on the health and appearance of 18th-century Europeans; their faces were often riddled with smallpox scars, their teeth decaying, their gums caved in from lost teeth, their gait uneven from childhood rickets.
Beauty Standards in the 18th Century: Madame de Pompadour
2017年5月9日 · As we see, the 18th century French viewers and public held beauty standards and expectations for female public figure, Madame Pompadour and Marie Antoinette. Beauty in paintings were depicted in the form of cosmetics, face-paint, hair, and even clothing.
Some 18th-century cosmetics - Blogger
2014年1月5日 · The heavy white make-up and painted red cheeks of 18th century French aristocrats is, to some extent, a caricature reinforced by film and theatre.
Makeup in Venice in the 18th century - SeeVenice
2023年2月28日 · Museums in Venice of the kind of the Accademia Galleries, or the collection at the Querini Stampalia Foundation or the Ca’ Rezzonico palace will offer you a great slideshow in regards to beauty standards, makeup and fashion in the 1700s.
The art of skincare and makeup from the 18th century to the …
2013年1月29日 · The Gadagne museums are hosting an exceptional exhibition presenting the art of skincare and makeup from the 18th century to the present day. In addition to the discovery of magnificent objects from private collections, this exhibition is an opportunity for the Lyon History Museum to show the important place occupied today by the cosmetics ...
Make-up in the Eighteenth Century - a fatal attraction. - Blogger
2014年7月21日 · Have you ever wondered about Eighteenth Century make-up, and in particular about the curious fashion for wearing face patches/mouches/Court plasters (call them what you will)? They were especially popular in the latter years of the Seventeenth Century but still remained fashionable until the end of the Georgian period.
Pouting lips and mercury pastes – conforming to 18th-century …
2017年3月14日 · As a young woman Emma Hamilton was one of the era’s most celebrated beauties, enchanting aristocrats and artists alike. But how did other women fare in this age of pressure to conform to ideals of feminine beauty? Ahead of her lecture at the Museum this week, historian Emily Brand investigates.
La plus belle à l'unanimité: Madame Récamier, 18th/19th-century …
Known for her great beauty, graciousness and tact, Madame Récamier was the Napoleonic era's "it girl", ruling French society from the late 1700s until her death in 1849. New York-based entrepreneur Harriet Hubbard Ayer saw an opportunity to capitalize on her beauty approximately 40 years after her passing.