Brain and personality; or, The physical relations of the brain to the mind
A 1910 New York study of the brain's physical relation to the mind, by the physician William Hanna Thomson, written for general readers and students of psychology. Its four pictures are dorsal and ventral views of brains labelled with lettered anatomical markers such as C, O and M, drawn in fine engraved hatching with bulbous, tapering forms and a clean, scientific clarity a designer could borrow for organic silhouettes or textured diagrams.
