Frown Collection
"Frown: Expressions of Emotion Captured in Art, Nature, and Life" Napoleon Bonaparte
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"Frown: Expressions of Emotion Captured in Art, Nature, and Life" Napoleon Bonaparte, First Consul (oil on canvas): Even the great conqueror couldn't hide his frown amidst the challenges of leadership. George Drysdale FRIBA, architect: The architect's furrowed brow reveals the intensity behind his creative process. Old Age: Lines etched upon a face tell stories of wisdom and experience, sometimes accompanied by a gentle frown that reflects life's trials. Wolf-eel (Anarrhichthys ocellatus) Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Pacific Ocean: Beneath the waves, even marine creatures can display their displeasure with a subtle downturned mouth. Louis Wain, Daddy Cat - reading the newspaper: This whimsical illustration captures a frowning cat engrossed in current events – perhaps not liking what it reads. In a Roman Osteria, 1866 by Carl Heinrich Bloch (1834-1890): Amidst joviality and revelry depicted in this painting lies an enigmatic figure wearing a thoughtful frown – what could be troubling him? Lily Brayton as Katharina in The Taming of the Shrew: On stage or offstage, actors skillfully convey emotions through facial expressions; here we see Katharina's defiant frown challenging societal norms. RF - Eagle owl (Bubo bubo) close-up of head. Captive Netherlands August: With piercing eyes and an intense scowl-like expression on its face, this majestic bird commands respect even from afar. RF- Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) head portrait of dominant male and first orangutan): Deep within those expressive eyes lies both strength and vulnerability; their furrowed brows hint at complex emotions hidden beneath their calm demeanor.