Hair Dress Collection

Hairdresser to the Duke of Wellington and the Emperor of Russia, advertisement (litho)
7154212 Hairdresser to the Duke of Wellington and the Emperor of Russia, advertisement (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

"I ve had a wash - they ve cut my hair"(engraving)
7184059 " I ve had a wash - they ve cut my hair" (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Father Snip (engraving)
7182215 Father Snip (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Father Snip. Illustration for The Childs Companion and Juvenile Instructor (1873)

Barber untangling and cutting a boys hair (litho)
7201148 Barber untangling and cutting a boys hair (litho) by Burton, Frederick William (1816-1900) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Knotty Point)

McCaskie hairdresser of Dumfries, advertisement (litho)
7154207 McCaskie hairdresser of Dumfries, advertisement (litho) by Scottish School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: McCaskie hairdresser of Dumfries)

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Brosse (a peigne); Comb-brush; Kammburste (engraving)
7195061 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Brosse (a peigne); Comb-brush; Kammburste (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Brosse (a peigne); Comb-brush; Kammburste

Malhabitants in Bad Hands (Colour Litho)
2783851 Malhabitants in Bad Hands (Colour Litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bad guys in bad hands)

A dog grooming room has been opened in central London (colour litho)
2777777 A dog grooming room has been opened in central London (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: A dog grooming room has been opened in central London)

France, Arakne at the wool winder, miniature, circa 1505, From the manuscipt Lives of Famous Women 16th century, Antoine Dufour, Musee Thomas Dobree (Art Museum)

France, Penelope at her loom, miniature, circa 1505, From the manuscipt Lives of Famous Women by Antoine Dufour 16th century, Musee Thomas Dobree (Art Museum)

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"Hair Dress: A Journey Through Time and Artistic Expressions" Step into the captivating world of hairdressing, where stories unfold through vibrant artworks and historical advertisements. From the thrilling dramas of a menagerie to the elegance of royal grooming, this collection showcases the diverse facets of hairstyling throughout history. In "The dramas of the menagerie, " a barber's fate intertwines with that of a lion and a tamer in an unexpected twist. This mesmerizing color lithograph captures both danger and beauty within its intricate details. "The Toilet of Esther" transports us to 1841, as oil on canvas brings to life an enchanting scene depicting delicate hands carefully arranging locks. The artistry behind hairdressing is showcased here, revealing its significance in enhancing one's appearance. An advertisement for "Hairdresser to the Duke of Wellington and Emperor of Russia" highlights the prestigious nature associated with skilled stylists. This lithograph serves as a testament to their craftmanship, catering to esteemed clientele from different corners of Europe. "I've had a wash - they've cut my hair" portrays an amusing moment captured in an engraving. Laughter ensues as we witness someone's transformation after visiting their favorite barbershop – clean and neatly groomed. Through "Father Snip, " another engaging engraving, we glimpse into everyday life at a barbershop where conversations flow amidst snipping scissors. It reminds us that these spaces have always been more than just places for grooming; they are social hubs filled with camaraderie. A lithograph titled "Barber untangling and cutting a boy's hair" evokes nostalgia as it depicts timeless scenes from childhood visits to neighborhood salons. The bond between barber and client is beautifully portrayed here, showcasing trust built over years spent together in those familiar chairs. McCaskie Hairdresser's advertisement takes us back in time to Dumfries, offering insight into the local hairdressing scene.