Portrayal or Betrayal? A Few Thoughts on Milton’s Curls
In one of his most frequently reproduced portraits, John Milton appears as a young man, depicted in a three-quarter view, looking sideways, not directly at but rather beyond the beholder. His small mouth and undereye lids hint at a faint smile. He has rather thick eyebrows, a straight nose, and the...
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2024
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