Beauty in History Category

Date July 31 , 2011 | Posted by In Beauty in History

Nefertiti: The Beautiful One is Come

One of the most famous and greatest works of art of the ancient world is the bust of the Egyptian queen, Nefertiti. The bust, created by the Egyptian artist Thutmose, is now in the Egyptian Museum in Berlin. It was discovered in 1914 in Tel el Amarna, Egypt. The bust is made of limestone which [...]

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Date July 31 , 2011 | Posted by In Beauty in History

Chinese Beauty Through The Changes of Time

Women in China have traditionally been associated with the pursuit of beauty. For example, the Confucian scholar Liu Xiang ( c 77-6 BC) wrote “[she] takes delight in one’s appearance” (1). The Chinese word ‘beautiful’ originally meant ‘pleasant to sight’ and is one of the earliest characters inscribed on oracle bones from 16-11 BC. However, [...]

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