Physical description: "King Richard was of the common stature, his hair yellowish, his face fair and rosy, rather round than long, and sometimes flushed; abrupt and somewhat stammering in his speech, capricious in his manners, and too apt to prefer the recommendations of the young, to the advice of the elder, nobles. He was prodigal in his gifts, extravagantly splendid in his entertainment and dress, timid as to war, very passionate toward his domestics, haughty and too much devoted to voluptuousness. So fond of late hours, that he would sometimes sit up all night drinking." From the Historia Vitae et Regni Ricardi II by the Monk of Elvetham
His vengeance story and war of Independence is quite interesting at least in the movies. Bruce was deposed and dishonored by King of Edward's I army and...
Cangrande della Scala was an Italian nobleman, belonging to the della Scala family which ruled Verona from 1308 until 1387. Now perhaps best known as the leading patron of the poet Dante Alighieri, Cangrande was in his own day chiefly acclaimed as a successful warrior and autocrat
Reconstruction face of queen Tiye
Face reconstruction of the Byzantine empress Theodora (r.527 to 548 CE)
PRINTS NOW AVAILABLE!http://www.cafepress.com/maludwigworks#Project requested by: ItsAngleAnthonyBetch & ArsinoeofEgyptFamed daughter of Chief Powhatan and t...
PRINTS NOW AVAILABLE!http://www.cafepress.com/maludwigworks#Project requested by: ItsAngelAnthonyBetch, XenaAmazon, & Russel GilesThe Warrior Queen Boudica (...
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For Disfiguration Portraits, French photographer Cyril Crepin captures patients undergoing facial reconstructive surgery. With the help of their surgeon, Professor Bernard Devauchelle, the artist set up intimate portrait sessions in the hospital where they were treated. The reasons behind the reconstructions are tragic, ranging from accidents to suicide attempts, but Crepin avoids submitting to voyeurism or undue sensationalism. Although their faces are disfigured, his subjects are powerfully emotive, conveying fear and gratitude with a tilt of the head, a wrinkle of the brow, a resilient smile.
Reconstruction of Queen TIYE OF ANCIENT EGYPT FACEReconstruction of Queen Nefertiti of Ancient Egypt
Reconstruction of the nose of the Sphinx as depicted in the "Dream Stele"
Madame Tussaud, now known for her world-renown waxworks museum in London, went by her maiden name of Marie Grosholtz when she made the wax sculpture.
With her long, brown hair and determined gaze, the new facial reconstruction lets us peek into the world of an archaic human who lived tens of thousands of years ago.
