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From childhood, J.P. Morgan suffered from acne rosacea, which caused redness in his face and ruptured blood vessels on his nose. In middle age, the rosacea caused rhinophyma, which resulted in growths, lesions and pockmarks on his nose. J.P. Morgan’s nose looked like a purple cauliflower.
Jul 7, 2016 · In addition to this, Morgan also suffered from rhinophyma, which is a common side effect of rosacea, resulting in numerous growths, lesions and fissures also marking the surface of his nose.
Early candid photographs show that the famed financier J.P. Morgan was afflicted with rhinophyma, including one in which he is brandishing an umbrella or walking stick to discourage the photographer, as his official picture was altered to correct the image of his nose, according to an article by Drs. Warren Dotz and Neil Berliner in the ...
In this image, Steichen later said, he only slightly touched up Morgan’s nose, which was swollen from a skin disease. Yet Steichen denied having engineered the image’s most arresting aspect...
Rhinophyma is a condition causing development of a large, bulbous nose associated with granulomatous infiltration, commonly due to untreated rosacea. [1] . The condition is most common in older white males. [2] Colloquial terms for the rhinophyma include "whiskey nose", "gin blossom", "toros nose", and "potato nose". [2] Signs and symptoms.
Jun 5, 1994. Although legendary financier J.P. Morgan could sniff out multi-million dollar investment profits, his nose was of no help. In fact, except for Cyrano, no man suffered more for...
Mar 21, 1999 · Writer interviews Annette Markoe Schieffelin, the daughter of James Markoe, Morgan’s physician and one of his closest friends... Morgan had rhinophyma, which deformed his nose......
