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Wigs. The store room for Wigs that have been made for Judges at Ede Ravenscroft in London
Paul Felix is a photographer specialising in traditional craftsmen who work in the British countryside
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© Paul Felix Photography Twelve Beacon Park, Pelynt, Near Looe PL13 2PQ Cornwall England
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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This print by Paul Felix showcases the storeroom for wigs at Ede Ravenscroft in London, a place steeped in tradition and history. The image transports us to a world where craftsmanship and attention to detail are paramount, as each wig is meticulously fashioned by skilled craftswomen. Wigs have long been an integral part of the legal system in England, worn by judges as a symbol of authority and respect. These artificial hairpieces conceal baldness while adding an air of dignity to those who don them. As we gaze upon the shelves lined with silk-netted wigs, it's impossible not to ponder their impact on courtrooms throughout time. The wooden blocks used for shaping these wigs stand as silent witnesses to countless verdicts rendered within these hallowed halls. Each curling tongs and stitched netting tells a story of justice served or punishment ordered. In this workroom, one can almost hear the whispers of past cases echoing through its walls. It serves as a reminder that law and order are deeply woven into the fabric of society, ensuring fairness and individual rights prevail. Paul Felix's photograph captures not just the physical presence of these wigs but also their symbolic significance within our legal system. It invites contemplation on how such seemingly small details can hold great weight in matters of justice.
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