Van Dyke
A pointed chin beard worn with a separate moustache, the cheeks shaved.
Also: Vandyke beard
The Van Dyke pairs a pointed goatee with a moustache that does not join it. It is named after the Flemish painter Anthony van Dyck, whose portraits of the 1620s and 1630s, including of King Charles I of England, show the style. It returned in the nineteenth century and again in recent decades. Barbers say it lengthens a round or square face. It needs a careful gap kept between moustache and beard.