How did alexander the great look like?

Question

hair colour, eyes...etc

Answer 1

g*y

Answer 2

"As for his looks, many historians believe, based on ancient paintings, sculptures and documents, that Alexander was very handsome.

R.L. Fox describes him as having long, blond hair reaching down to his neck, a straight nose, a prominent forehead, a short, jutting chin, a clean shaven beard and an intense gaze.

Keegan writes: "Looks favoured him.... His brow, the jut of his nose and the set of his lips were characteristically noble, his curling hair grew in a peak on his forehead, his skin was smooth and slightly florid."

It is unclear, however, how tall he actually was, but there seems to be a consensus among historians that he was rather short but well-proportioned."

http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~madsb/home/war/a...

Answer 3

Actually, believe it or not, physically he "ressembled a Lion."

He had widely set eyes, a nose that was unusually wide with an abnormaly high bridge, and even his eye color was strange, one eye being blue, the other brown.  The color of his hair was Lion's mane brown too, on top of it all, and he had light olive skin.  No, he was not blonde; his hair was originally brown, but it was bleached he spent long hours outside riding around on his horse, eventually becoming like the color of a Lion's mane.

Regarding the color of his eyes, I have seen this happen sometimes.

The link below will take you to what you need to see so, please, allow me to introduce you to, Alexander the Great.

http://www.peonija.org/galerija/alex_gre...

Yes; that is what the greatest general in the history of the west looked like.  A far cry from Eisenhower, and the other brutish looking ogres the U.S. of A called "sir."  Hey, a girl can say another girl is pretty and not be a L*****n, so, secure in my sexuality I will say Alexander the Great was pretty sharp looking.  Again, a far cry from the brutes the U.S. calls its "greatest generals."

Answer 4

his hair would have been black and would have had brown skin