Havelock Ellis
“It was the hair of the bright flaxon sort, which the poets have conventionally called ‘golden’, the hair one sees so often on the angels of the Italian primitive painters ‑ though not so often in living Italians. It is the hair which always seems to be more beautiful than any other.”
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