P. Haas

P. Haas sounds like someone who collected the world in ink. They spent the mid-1800s turning every whisker and whisk into hair-raising prints that look like they were drawn by a quill dipped in mischief. The beard collection alone—hundreds of faces captured in swirling lines—turns facial hair into a kind of visual pun book. Tap into “H Beard Print Collection” if you want to meet a roomful of men who look like they stepped out of a joke you’re not quite sure you’re in on.