Earliest portrait of a transwoman?

[cham]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2133003/18th-century-painting-sold-New-York-woman-hat-actually-man--making-earliest-known-picture-transvestite.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevalier_d'Eon

[CatOfNineTails]

Check out Hermaphroditus. ;)

Cant post links yet. :no:

[cham]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermaphroditus

[ila]

Instead of a painting of a 'somewhat manly middle-aged lady', Mould and his team discovered that the face revealed 'a distinctive 5 O'clock shadow' according to MSNBC.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2133003/18th-century-painting-sold-New-York-woman-hat-actually-man--making-earliest-known-picture-transvestite.html#ixzz1smTGgVMA

Would the part in bold above be like the doctors that some years ago looked at the Mona Lisa and decided that she had jaundice because there was a yellow tinge on her face.

I wonder if these "experts" realize that a painting is not the same as a photograph.

Otherwise it's an interesting article. Thanks, cham.

[franalexes]

Would the part in bold above be like the doctors that some years ago looked at the Mona Lisa and decided that she had jaundice because there was a yellow tinge on her face.

I wonder if these "experts" realize that a painting is not the same as a photograph.

Otherwise it's an interesting article. Thanks, cham.

I wonder if I had a painting of Ila, nude. Would the "paint" harden?:innocent:

[Cocksucker]

What a hottie:cool: