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BEARDED LADY. Barbara Urselin, a bearded woman exhibited in Europe in 1655: wood engraving

BEARDED LADY. Barbara Urselin, a bearded woman exhibited in Europe in 1655: wood engraving


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BEARDED LADY. Barbara Urselin, a bearded woman exhibited in Europe in 1655: wood engraving

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BEARDED LADY. Barbara Urselin, a bearded woman exhibited in Europe in 1655 - wood engraving

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. This intriguing wood engraving captures the enigmatic presence of Barbara Urselin, a remarkable figure who defied societal norms and captivated audiences across Europe during the 17th century. Known as the "Bearded Lady". Barbara's unique appearance challenged conventional notions of beauty and sparked curiosity among those who witnessed her extraordinary display. In this detailed print, we see Barbara proudly showcasing her impressive facial hair, which was considered an anomaly at that time. Her confident gaze suggests a woman unafraid to embrace her individuality despite society's judgmental eyes. The intricate lines of the wood engraving bring out every strand of hair on her face, emphasizing its unusual nature. Barbara Urselin became an entertainer extraordinaire, captivating crowds with her mesmerizing performances that combined elements of spectacle and wonder. She transcended mere physical appearance to become an emblematic symbol for embracing one's differences and celebrating uniqueness. While some may have labeled her as weird or ugly due to their limited understanding, this image invites us to reflect on our own perceptions of beauty and challenge preconceived notions about what is considered normal or attractive. The Granger Collection has preserved this historical artifact from centuries ago, reminding us that even in times long past, there were individuals like Barbara Urselin who dared to defy conventions and leave an indelible mark on history through their courage and resilience.

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