Anthroponomy, or, Magneto-physiognomico-craniology : a new system on the magnetic constitution of man, as expressed by physiognomy blended with craniology and maintained by moral and physical hygiene, according to the rules of physiology, therapeutics, metaphysics, and present experience, improved from the systems of Messmer, Puységur, Gall, Lavater, Spurzheim, etc., and as established / by J.D.L. Zender.
Anthroponomy is an 1863 New York work on phrenology and magnetism by J. D. L. Zender, a self-styled system blending physiognomy with craniology for general readers interested in mesmerism and character reading. Its four engraved panels show head outlines with numbered cranial zones, a profile with lettered lines, and a frontal face with the same numbering, giving a designer a clear example of diagrammatic, labelled anatomical charts in a stark black-line style.
