Pointed Nose Collection
"The Pointed Nose: A Fascinating Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the world of noses, where each one tells a unique story
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"The Pointed Nose: A Fascinating Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the world of noses, where each one tells a unique story. In the pages of "A Chapter of Noses, " published in 1834, an enchanting hand-coloured engraving captures our attention. Amongst them stands a terrible fellow, half as big as the towering tree beside him. His pointed nose adds to his intimidating presence. As we delve deeper into literature, "The Men of Sleepy Hollow" beckon us from inside cover pages. Washington Irving's legendary tale unfolds before our eyes, and amidst it all is a character who shakes his bald head and murmurs, "Cold, quite cold. " Could this be a subtle hint about his pointed nose? Turning to illustrations for children's stories brings forth intriguing imagery. From "The Blue Beard Picture Book, " we witness the giant meeting an unfortunate end as he breaks his neck - but what catches our eye is his distinctive feature: a pointed nose that accentuates his villainous appearance. In another literary masterpiece by Washington Irving titled "Rip Van Winkle, " an old man with two sticks captivates readers' imaginations. The illustration portrays him with tufts of curly hair and an ear profile leftward - yet it is his prominent pointed nose that leaves an indelible impression. Artistic expressions take various forms throughout history; even marble sculptures like Piero de Medici's evoke emotions through their intricate details. Dating back to 1453, this sculpture showcases not only Piero de Medici himself but also highlights the elegance of a finely chiseled pointed nose. Meanwhile, pencil sketches on paper transport us to c. 1858 when a young girl graces us with her profile featuring a sharp nose. This delicate portrayal reminds us that beauty comes in many forms - even in unconventional features such as her distinctively shaped nasal bridge.