Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-20
LINES OF THE FAxK
THEIR RELATION TO THE BExWlaAn1
THE MUSTAChE

Would Have the Eject Of H.iass
Ing MascuIine Good Loolka.
"A knowledge Of drawing IN ~
part of nen would have the eIfertA
increasing their good looks" EiR.aa-
lady teacher Of that art recenfl2. -
1t would make presentable nMys =
man whose appearance Is not .,sA.zA-
ed to excite admiration. 1t sounSnA ,
odd combination, drawing ana hunse
does 1t not? Nevertheless it Is a 21
10 the natural request for ar 4aIdss
nation she replied:
1.-THE first principles Of dra sSisyss IN
geometrical lines and curves. Enw.
lines and curves occur in evegyEM9A
A potter in criticising an ugly .s.szq11
jug will most probably tell yor zaECi1,
lines are bad. Most of those w.lH, .1nars
ble in drawing and gain ce1tinnaAE
merely learn to make these ling ~
curves without acquiring the slig18
knowledge Of their effect.
Here Is an example Just IAxsfHA
pencil and draw a face. Oh, ,aNvt-H9.
will do! But be sure to MAKE ,sAa3
straight lines over the eyes rr ss.ea
brows. That's it. See how serinus 4sx
expression is?
Now rub out those straight l1EsEAN
In their places make two curves eaxle
the ends upward. That face hnE;nT,H
preston Of intense surprise, hasy:t2
ho1 IN
the ends down in the first instance - ;
difference between the two woulE lHo p
been more striking.
"Well, the human face has liz TasM
and by studying them our rnfsn tu1G
improve their appearance. The azznat
elementary expedient is to altazs r.
mustache and beard to the lines .1H No.
face, and l must here tell yM -
lines in technical language lETs.sak
both straights and curves. Snl.t :sSx2
pedient Is within the reach OF 81 .zalse
there Is no need for me to re1Ilus1 .rEa
that the whiskers make a treutezzszRx
difference in mans appearances.
Take man with an aquiline .lsao
clear cut features and Droad .Eunk
then imagine this individuai lySs -
long, dropping mustache; why, nxfses
tuates the whole 'droop' of .ihf .ssrss
and spoils 1t. Such a man shnlN tsEf.&t
q small pointed beard and q Immensely
with ends pointing slightly upwztz.
"The exact opposite is also fregkn14s
met with. A man with features st1D
ic<i vi fon a .,IE3i
wear a mustache with ends ihE. sAs1
turned up and so long that they .aazS'
to be thinking Of joining the eydsEzaH-
Men with mustaches that disphsg -
inclination to grow long ends tt lait k
these ends should be permitted ,nsag
and that they must be trained .ssrzEaIkr
That strikes them as the only EHzF:S
way. But to- suit the lines of fhs s1xc
those ends Should in many caser sfx
cut off, and in others they ougm n In
trained downward.
"Whiskers, again. are ahoxaaa ~
grow whether they suit the face &T ;r1b-
Often a fine, vigorous, manly tzx1
contradicted by an insipid litils Hf
tache worn over firm, c]exr ~
mouth, the expression Of which y uDkg
much to alter. 1t IL quite pity 1saeBE
such fine lines spoilt In that waH. In
wearer cultivates the hirsute aHnnss>
age merely because 1t is the fashiRssSs
men to have mustache. luz sBk
about women being slaves III LkszSFs
Fashion, but in the matter If sHDe
whiskers you men are worse Ah,Ear'
than we are to dress!
"Now don't run away with tpssssa11a
that advocate general shaving -Ss1Ee,
men who are clean shaved ougkEaaE-Ak
be- The lines of their faces z rrssgesl sisssasa
mand that of which they are ,leEzzraeH
their countenance every morning. I'd
requires strong, very intelle2 luAH stssH
to do without beard or mustDcns- -sAA,s
latter is an absolute necessity Ia~lXE--
ing he bad lines of some mnutM ..sf
would if left totally uncovered slx2.SaSs
whole face.
"Women as n rule are more canG-Essx
their lines and choose hats au1 sis-s.ssaf
things to match. Men also Stnls t.s*s-S
dress more than the hair on theu l--ss.--
but Il knowledge of drawing N't'1-& esss''
rect many mistakes in hats, coIia-t.,15t
other masculine accessories.
"In the matter Of color we t. .ss'
pass from the domain Of dra ing li1S
mere lines aud trcspnss into line r=zrs
Of painting, but cannot resist .sA,Na
that both lnen and women, esp4t.1d8F
the former, would be all the 2szne.r
looking IL they knew more ohaiE sf-s
Of colors, because they -R1asS
not then choose hues which do LIES ~.zS.
nonlze with their complications a&zs*
Known a man with red hair 10 s1~.:xrfs
ed tie because red ties were taEaaoe-S
able!
1--WE are all going In fer ar azsz;aess
nowadays, and you nsEAS
not handsome as body. You cnzc9s
make yourselves more handsome Ex%
lending to such easily managed @EsAudsa
IS l have pointed out. See thl1 7sr1t
sons learn drawing. "-Pearson's WAess7
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