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"Unlock the Beauty: The Evolution of Comb Hair" Step back in time to 1923
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"Unlock the Beauty: The Evolution of Comb Hair" Step back in time to 1923, where Quinar and Quinine with Arnica were the secret ingredients for transforming fat and dry hair. This lithography advertisement showcases the power of these magical elements, promising luscious locks that would make heads turn. In c. 1925, a young woman is captured smiling in the moonlight in a stunning gouache on paper artwork. Her perfectly combed hair shines under the gentle glow, emphasizing its health and vitality. Travel even further back to ancient times as an Egyptian-influenced comb adorns a majestic sphinx and delicate lotus flowers from Juno hill. This ivory masterpiece from the 6th century BC symbolizes both elegance and functionality, reminding us that combing has been an essential part of grooming since time immemorial. Fast forward to 1926 when Rudolf Kremlicka's oil on canvas painting "In front of the mirror" captures a moment of self-reflection. A young woman meticulously arranges her hair while admiring herself in this Czech Art masterpiece housed at Veletrzni Palace in Prague. Another striking gouache on paper artwork from c. 1925 portrays a young woman gracefully draped with a shawl. Her perfectly styled hair complements her poise and adds an air of sophistication to her overall appearance. Delve into trompe-l'oeil artistry with Sommar's "Ratelier à lettres - Letter Rack. " This oil on canvas piece from 1748 deceives our eyes by depicting combs among other objects hanging on a letter rack, showcasing how combs have always held their place as everyday essentials throughout history. Explore Scythian civilization through an exquisite gold comb adorned with battle scenes featuring fierce warriors.