Straight from the 17th century: the first example of gender fluidity in painting
Gender fluidity is not a thing of the present; it has existed as a societal norm for centuries. Artist Ribera proved this in a painting of a bearded woman.
Hosted on MSN1mon
What were beauty standards like in the 17th century?
I'm Judy D! I share brutally honest makeup reviews and beauty insights. Follow me on Looksie for more. Russia Responds to Ukraine-US Ceasefire Agreement If your tax return contains any of these 3 ...
The New York Times26d
A Peeling 17th-Century Palazzo and the Man Who Was ‘Crazy Enough’ to Buy It
The central hall of Raffaele Fabrizio’s 17th-century palazzo in Valmorea, Italy, a village near Lake Como, features trompe l’oeil windows and a vaulted ceiling with faux coffered panels.