Physionomy posters & prints

eries 'Galerie physionomique', Bordeaux Laffit Honore Daumier

A true smoker Honore Daumier

I think I shall do well to marry now, no.30 from 'Galerie Physionomique' Charles Joseph Travies de Villiers

Physionomies Parisienne: Au Marais, 1869 Paul Gavarni

Héraclius, 1851 Honoré Daumier

Head studies from cartoons at Hampton Court William Hogarth

Engraving in a physiognomy book Anonymous

Five Visionary Heads of Women, c.1820 William Blake

Illustration of Physiognomical Study James Gillray

Two Heads Leonardo da Vinci

Series 'Les beaux jours de la vie', A happy find, plate 23 Honore Daumier

An Adulterous Affair Honoré Daumier

Studies of the Head of a Negro Peter Paul Rubens

African Races School English

Illustration from The Anatomy of the Horse, including a particular description of the bones, cartilages, muscles...in eighteen tables George Stubbs

Engraving in a physiognomy book Anonymous

Caricature Head Study of an Old Man, c.1500-05 Leonardo da Vinci

Three female heads with one sleeping, 1637 Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

a Potion, Draught Honore Daumier

Series 'Galerie physionomique', Une lecture entrainante, An absorbing subject Honore Daumier

eries 'Croquis d'expressions', the bum Honore Daumier

Boulevard des Italiens Eugene Charles Francois Guerard

Anatomy of horse with possible defects in physique Johannes le Francq van Berkhey

Parsian Physiognomy: Street Sweeper Paul Gavarni

Meeting of the British Association at Southampton, Physiology Section and Visitors Anonymous

Frontispiece to Clubbe's Physiognomy, 19th century Unknown

Etienne Jules Marey (1830-1903), French physiologist, 19th century Unknown

Section, Showing The Impression of the Features in A Physiognotype Anonymous

Physiognomic crystallisation, 1924 Anonymous

Physiognomic crystallization, 1924 Anonymous

Physalia Henry Hallett Dale

Luigi Galvani, 18th century Italian physiologist, 1880 Unknown

John Scott Burdon-Sanderson, British physiologist, 1894 Spy

Harvey demonstrating circulation of the blood to the College of Physicians, c1628 (1870) Unknown

Page 153. Physalis naturalized, c.1803-06 John William Lewin

Young Woman Blowing a Glass Pipe (poppin), from the series Ten Types in the Physiognomic Study of Wo Kitagawa Utamaro