"Second illustration of Reverend Thomas Wilson in Book "Redfield Comparative Physiognomy"" (see related A), 1887 Private OMNI-Net Medword Library

Note previous portrait - here the facial expression (contraction of frontal cutaneous muscles) illustrated as "low scowling brow" and "broad and cruel side-head" makes his amiable face look fierce, cunning, and "revengeful" ... the author (James Redfield, M.D.) states that "the brain must be studied as the source of power and expression, and that every feature of the face, every form and motion of the body, are employed to indicate character ..."