Coiffeur Collection
"Coiffeur: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the world of coiffeurs, where hair is transformed into art
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"Coiffeur: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the world of coiffeurs, where hair is transformed into art. From Jalan Kesawan in Medan, Sumatra, Indonesia to the bustling streets of Paris, France in 1893, this captivating profession has left its mark on history. At the Barber - hirsute monkeys popping in for a trim add an unexpected twist to this age-old trade. No. 8 to No. 16 rue du Four becomes a hub of creativity as skilled hands shape hairstyles that reflect the trends of their time. In "A woman of quality in the past century" from 1778, witness a hairdressing session fit for royalty as a lady of the court indulges in luxurious pampering. But it's not just ladies who seek perfection; Gerbault's drawing from 1900 showcases how even men turn to dames hairdressers for impeccable beard grooming. Artists like Aubrey Beardsley capture moments like "The Toilet of Helen" and "The Coiffing, " transporting us back to late 19th-century elegance and sophistication. Ginevra d Este's portrait reveals her stunning coiffure that reflects her status as Margarita of Gonzaga (Gonzaga). "Lettre T Tonte, " an engraving from "Petit alphabet illustre, " adds whimsy with its depiction of shaving tools while immersing us deeper into this fascinating world. The town center of Dieppe, France buzzes with life as coiffeurs work their magic on locals seeking stylish transformations. "The Toilette of Salome" lithograph from 1899 takes us backstage during preparations for an iconic dance performance—a testament to how crucial hairstyling was even behind closed doors. And once again, we encounter another enchanting engraving titled "Lettres Q Rs T Quatre Recolte Salut Tonte.