He was described as tall and handsome & with cold, gray eyes, an aquiline nose, and a scar on the left side of his face that ran from the corner of his mouth to his ear.
42.
The line of the hairdressing forms a " V " shape in the root of the hairs, underlined by the elegant curve of the eyebrows that join above the aquiline nose, all according to the prescribed rules.
43.
By now, he had assimilated much knowledge and " speaks very good Latin and with great ease, is tall and a bit thin, has brown hair, an aquiline nose, lively eyes and a pleasant and ingenious physiognomy ".
44.
C . S . Coon wrote that marked Mediterranean features included skin color ranging " from pink or peaches-and-cream to a light brown ", a relatively prominent and aquiline nose, considerable body hair, and dark brown to black hair.
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In contrast, Chavez is a typical " pardo, " or brown-skinned person, with traces of Indian blood, " curly hair, Chinese-looking eyes, a thick mouth and an aquiline nose, " in the words of one of his biographers, Angela Zago.
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The treatment of the head shows a synthesis of individualistic portraiture : aquiline nose, deep jaw and prominent chin characteristic of all images of Constantine, with the trends of Late Roman portraiture which focus on symbolism and abstraction, rather than detail.
47.
They were introduced at a dinner party hosted by Sebastian and Honor Earl, the niece of one of their favourite writers, Somerset Maugham . Leo was an elegant lady with an aquiline nose, a mellifluous voice, and a seraphic lightness of movement.
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He was a tall, quiet-spoken Dane with blue eyes, an aquiline nose and a distinctive blond flat-top that he wore habitually until the day he died _ except for that brief experimental phase when he let it grow out, along with a goatee that came in red.
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Consider this description of a 1629 Rembrandt self-portrait : " The light reveals a full, mobile mouth, the lips highlit as if nervously licked; large, liquid eyes; a great acreage of cheek and chin; and, planted in the center of his face, the least aquiline nose in seventeenth-century painting ."
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A Spanish physician of " striking intelligence and superior blood and breeding ", he is described as " short but exquisitely proportioned ", with a " high-bred face of masterful though not arrogant expression ", " a short iron-grey full beard ", " full, dark eyes " and " an aquiline nose ".
