Curl Collection (#2)

tea time
Michael Allmaier

Saltamontes
Jimmy Hoffman

powder gold
Adela Lia Rusu

Take a Look
Abdul Gapur Dayak

And God said, let there be redheads
Ruslan Bolgov (Axe)

Swung
Ina Bouhuijzen

I keep it all inside
Ruslan Bolgov (Axe)

Nothing to say
Marina Anghileri

natural
Ruth Franke

red hair
Ruth Franke

RIA 1
JOYRAJ SAMANTA

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Nordin Seruyan

Florin-e
Ewa Cwikla

Soraia
Rui Ribeiro

DEKIMBE MURRAY

Dutch beauty
kenp

The Red Cello
Ruslan Bolgov (Axe)

The Old Times
Tessie Gachoka

Plant Mom
Carelle N'guessan

Release
Carelle N'guessan

DEKIMBE MURRAY

Ratio 3x4 Print By Bohonewart Copy 11
Emel Tunaboylu

Curling sport art
Justyna Jaszke

Manuela Gonzalez Velazquez playing the piano, 1820-1821
Zacarias Gonzalez Velazquez (1763-1834). Spanish painter. Manuela Gonzalez Velazquez playing the piano, 1820-1821. Lazaro Galdiano Museum. Madrid. Spain

Potrait of Holy Roman Empress Maria Theresa (1717-1780)
Maria Theresa (1717-1780). Holy Roman Empress. Portrait by Jozef Pitschmann (1758-1834), after 1800. Oil on canvas. 19th Century Polish Art Gallery (Sukiennice Museum). National Museum of Krakow

Roman head of God Serapis, 2nd century AD. Marble. From Cerro de San Albin (Merida, Extremadura, Spain). National Museum of Roman Art. Merida, Badajoz province, Extremadura, Spain. Date: 2014

Walnut circular table from a furniture showroom catalogue. Available with Curl cut and Burr cut as number 693 and number 697, respectively. Date: 1940s

A page of adverts from - February 1954
Three fashion adverts for women's permanent hair styles at Vasco's Hair Bubbles, tailored lingerie at and Supalese early spring tailored suits at Swan & Edgar. Date: 1954

Manufacture of Ostrich Feathers - Women Curlers 1907
The last treatment was having its locks curled. Using a blunt knife the women workers curl the plumes some reaching the length of about ten feet

Betrayed
Desislava Ignatova

sexy woman
Svetlana Kirzh

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Lisa
Zachar Rise

Bust of a woman (insular marble)
3930111 Bust of a woman (insular marble) by Roman, (2nd century); Museo Barracco, Rome, Italy; Photo © Stefano Baldini

Head of Attis (insular marble)
3930110 Head of Attis (insular marble) by Roman, (2nd century); Museo Barracco, Rome, Italy; Photo © Stefano Baldini

Envelope
Prithul Das

Karina
Lech Radecki

Liliana portrait
Tana Stankova

the dressmaker
Ruth Franke

Ivory Flame
Jan Slotboom

AFRODITA VII
Francis Calderon

The invisible string
Ruslan Bolgov (Axe)

DDE-90028307
North America, Canada, Manitoba, Churchill. Polar Bear. Date: 22/10/2005

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Franz Josef, New Zealand. New Zealand's famous iconic plant the silver fern. Date: 28/01/2006

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Antarctica, Half Moon Island, Weddell Seal (Leptonychotes weddelli) rests on snow-covered beach with mountains of Livingston Island in background Date: 19/02/2005

Upside Downside
Wilma Wijers Smeets

Dance
Photography Espressive

P2A1059
Curl - crested Aracari - native to the Amazon basin, perched on branch Date: 11-Feb-19

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"Curl: A Journey through Time, Nature, and Imagination" Step into the magical world of "curl, " where unexpected connections weave together different realms. Just like Dorothy's iconic curls in the Wizard of Oz, this concept takes us on a whirlwind adventure. Imagine standing on the sandy shores of the Grand Cayman Islands, mesmerized by the rhythmic dance of waves curling towards you. The power and grace captured in each crest mirror Leon Battista Alberti's artistic genius – his ability to infuse life into every stroke. But let's not forget about Toto. Even an Australian Kelpie dog can embrace curls with humor and style. Picture this adorable pup wearing a wig adorned with hair curlers, glasses perched on its snout, and a dressing gown – it's pure canine charm. Speaking of royalty, Queen Mary herself knew how to make heads turn with her elegant curls. As she posed for photographs alongside King George V, her regal presence exuded confidence and sophistication. Delve deeper into nature's wonders as we encounter a snake skeleton meticulously preserved by Albertus Seba. Its intricate curves remind us that even in death, beauty persists – much like moth antennas observed under an electron microscope; their delicate spirals hold secrets waiting to be unraveled. Travel back in time to ancient Cyprus where Phoenician art reveals a bust of a bearded man with captivating curly locks. This artifact from the 6th century hints at stories untold but eternally preserved within its stone embrace. Nature never ceases to amaze us; just ask any naturalist who finds themselves mobbed by Pteroglossus beauharnaesii birds or captivated by snakes studied by Albertus Seba. These encounters highlight both danger and fascination intertwined within our world's diverse ecosystems. As we journey further across continents, Simon Bolivar emerges as another symbol of resilience and determination amidst South America's fight for independence.