Coiffure of Madame de Korff. Etching from the series 'Satirical Prints of the French Revolution'. This anonymous cartoonist has satirised the attempted escape of the royal couple when the Queen travelled under the name Madame de Korff with the King as her valet de chambre. Louis acts as the Queen's coiffeur; her hair was often the subject of ridicule because it was linked to the extravagant sums she spent on fashion. Paris, French, 1791-1793. Chester Beatty Library WEp 0715
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