Grimaces Collection

Joe Marler Grimaces England V Australia Rugby Union England V Australia Rugby UnionQbe International Twickenham, Middlesex, England 17 November 2012 QBE INTERNATIONALS Date: 17 November 2012

Phil Mickelson Grimaces The Open Championship The Open Championship, Royal St.Georges 2011 Royal St.George S, Sandwich, Kent, England 17 July 2011 Date: 17 July 2011

Lee Westwood Grimaces 2010 Ryder Cup, Celtic Manor Resort 2010 Ryder Cup, Celtic Manor Resort, City Of Newport, Wales Celtic Manor Resort, City Of Newport

They made a thousand grimaces (engraving)
2781473 They made a thousand grimaces (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: They made a thousand grimaces)

An Unwilling Subject, photographing a Prisoner for the Rogues Gallery at Police Headquarters (litho)
6022053 An Unwilling Subject, photographing a Prisoner for the Rogues Gallery at Police Headquarters (litho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: An Unwilling Subject)

Grimaces Facial Expressions Expression Human
The Grimaces. Different human facial expressions: surprise, sadness, anger etc. After a work by Louis Boilly

Irish Jewish Museum, Portobello Dublin, Ireland

Art Connoisseurs 1823-28 Lithograph hand-coloring
Artokoloro

Grimaces 1823 Lithograph Sheet 13 1 / 8 x 10 33. 3 25. 4 cm
Artokoloro

Italian Picture Dealers Humbugging My Lord Anglaise
Artokoloro

Louis Leopold Boilly (French, 1761 - 1845). Grimaces (Les Grimaces). Lithograph. Image: 222 mm x 188 mm (8.74 in. x 7.4 in.)

Boy, 5, making a grimace

Domestic Cat, Angora, adult male, snarling, close-up of head

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"Grimaces: A Captivating Display of Human Expression" From rugby players like Joe Marler to golfers like Phil Mickelson and Lee Westwood, they have become an integral part of sports. These athletes contort their faces in a thousand different ways as they strive for victory on the field. But they can not limited to the realm of sports. Throughout history, artists have captured these fascinating facial expressions in various forms. From engravings depicting "An Unwilling Subject" photographed for the Rogues Gallery at Police Headquarters, to lithographs showcasing "Grimaces Facial Expressions, " these artworks offer glimpses into the intricacies of human emotion. In Dublin's Irish Jewish Museum, visitors can explore the rich tapestry of cultural identity through exhibits such as "Art Connoisseurs 1823-28 Lithograph hand-coloring. " Here, grimaces serve as a visual language that transcends words and connects people across time and space. One notable lithograph by Louis Leopold Boilly titled "Grimaces (Les Grimaces)" captures a range of exaggerated expressions with masterful precision. This artwork reminds us that even in moments of vulnerability or playfulness, our faces convey stories waiting to be told. Not only adults but also children engage in this universal act - a five-year-old boy making a simple yet delightful grimace can bring joy and laughter to those around him. Even within the art world itself, there are instances where deception lurks behind seemingly genuine expressions. The lithograph titled "Italian Picture Dealers Humbugging My Lord Anglaise" sheds light on how appearances can be deceiving when it comes to evaluating art's worth. Whether it is capturing raw emotions or exploring hidden narratives, grimaces hold an undeniable allure. They remind us that beneath our carefully curated facades lies an array of authentic human experiences waiting to be expressed – one twisted expression at a time.