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Our temperaments : their study and their teaching : a popular outline

Stewart, Alexander · 1887 · London : Crosby Lockwood · 31 pictures

A popular outline of temperament theory by Alexander Stewart, published in London by Crosby Lockwood in 1887, aimed at general readers interested in personality and physiognomy. The four pictures are engraved half-length portraits of men in period dress, with wigs, fur-trimmed robes, a beret, and ornate collars, drawn in fine parallel hatching on cream paper that a designer could borrow for vintage character studies.

Temperament · Personality · Physiognomy

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