Scowling Collection
"Scowling: A Tale of Expressions and Attitudes" In a world filled with diverse creatures, scowling takes on various forms
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"Scowling: A Tale of Expressions and Attitudes" In a world filled with diverse creatures, scowling takes on various forms. From the adorable Tricolour Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy, lying with its chin on the floor, to the intimidating Wolf-eel lurking in the depths of the Pacific Ocean off Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Even majestic birds like the RF - Eagle owl showcase their fierce nature through a close-up of their head. Captive in Netherlands but untamed at heart. And then there's the RF- Orangutan, a dominant male displaying his power through an intense head portrait. But scowls aren't limited to animals alone; humans too have mastered this art. Just take a look at Hans Imhoff's "Portrait of Hans Imhoff, " painted by Albrecht Durer back in 1521 (c1934). The artist captured every crease and furrow that conveyed Imhoff's displeasure. Sometimes scowls find themselves depicted even in cartoons like "The Optimist and the Pessimist. " Two contrasting attitudes battling it out with expressions etched onto their faces for all to see. Moving away from illustrations, we delve into history where even notable figures couldn't escape being immortalized wearing stern expressions. Take "The Medicine Man, " captured in 1907 by John Andrew & Son through photogravure or Jacques de Bue, Jesuit and Bollandist portrayed in oil on canvas dating back to 1793. And let us not forget politicians like Hon. Zebulon Vance from North Carolina who served as Senator between 1870 and 1880; his countenance revealing determination mixed with discontentment. Finally, we stumble upon "Settling the Debt, " an intriguing piece depicting individuals engaged in negotiations while sporting disapproving looks—perhaps reflecting disagreements over financial matters or personal disputes. An art form that transcends time, species, and mediums.