By Larsson, Carl – The headdress of the girl of the braids
By Picasso- A bearded man
By Munch – The blonde long haired girl with a peignoir
By Hogarth, William – Sketch of people’s grooming on the begin of the day
By Goyo, Hashiguchi – Untitled
By Degas – Study after Botticelli of The Birth of Venus
By Grosz, G. – A guy with afro hair
By Kirchner – A woman arranging her hair
By Modersohn-Becker, Paula – A redhead in front of a doorstep
Da Vinci – Study of a curly hair for a depiction of Jesus
By Rossetti, Dante C. G. – Head of a girl
By Beardsley, Aubrey – The toilet of Salome
By Toulouse-Lautrec – A woman prepares her coiffure
By Helleu, Paul César – A woman poses with her chignon
By Klimt – The hair of a woman profile
By unknown french author – Parisian fashion with a boat-hat inspired by Marie Antoinette
By Gauguin – Sketches of tahitian heads
By Alma-Tadema, L. – Studies of coiffure after several sculptors’ works
What a wonderful selection, thank you.
I really like the Da Vinci and the Klimt – but top marks have to go to the Boat Hat Hair!
Of course! To wear the heavy Navy on her head, should merit the maximum points. This fashion is not recommended to travel into not convertible cars. Thanks for your kind comment and hugs, Francesca.
i really like the picture by Kirchner because it’s so simple! love how people can draw with so little brush marks! Xx
Hi Lea, first of all, thanks a lot, for your stop and comment on Sketchuniverse. I’m glad to agree about Kirchner. During a lot of years he was one of the most admired artists by me. As a good expressionist he proved the wonderful results when he let his feelings flow trhough the gesture and stroke. Not much centuries ago people would say that this artist don’t know to draw. However I think this work was made with charcoal stick but it doesn’t matter, because with a brush the artist would seek similar sensations, this was more important for him that the results in itself. I liked so much your comment, have a nice day and see you soon!