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Древнеегипетский тип красоты

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 15 Dec 2022 Russian Publisher:БГТУ

Древнеегипетский тип красоты

Abstract

В статье рассмотрен древнеегипетский тип красоты. В древнеегипетской культуре идеалом женской красоты считалась высокая, стройная брюнетка с широкими плечами, плоской грудью, по-мальчишески узкими бедрами и длинными ногами. Черты лица древней египтянки были тонкими, особенно выделялись глаза.

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древние египтянки, косметика, Древний Египет, косметические средства, древнеегипетская культура, идеал женской красоты

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