Comedian and ex Monty Python John Cleese investigates why famous faces were not recorded in paint before the time of Henry 7th. Fascinating short video from BBC science show 'The Human Face', also...
Comedian and ex Monty Python John Cleese investigates why famous faces were not recorded in paint before the time of Henry 7th. Fascinating short video from BBC science show 'The Human Face', also starring actress Elizabeth Hurley.
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My bubble is burst. I thought it was only in the last century that artists were taking huge liberties in mis-representing people & culture. But don't blame technology 4 not having good representations of famous people, there were fantastic painters throughout history; blame cultural quirks, something about religion or superstition, fear maybe? Flash forward Look at all the fashion and make-up photos in magazines, the models themselves don't even recognize themselves ( too much technology! )
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This childish program is probably not from BBC. It is probably from BBCA - British Broadcasting Corporation of America.