The science of facial expression : the new system of diagnosis, based on original researches and discoveries (1917)
Kuhne, Louis, author · leaf 32
nctive sign; it merely signifies that the en-cumbrance has penetrated as far as the brain. In many cases, lumps form on the neck (Figs. 13 and 38). This showsthat the encumbrance is already serious, and if the foreign matter driesup, with atrophy of the muscles, it may even happen that the line… … Fig. 5.—Front Encumbrance.Head: size normal.—Forehead: wrinkled.—Eyes: normal.—Nose: normal.—Cheeks: in folds.—Mouth: normal.—Face: for the persons age normal; line ofdemarcation too far back.—Neck: enlarged in front, line of demarcation at nape normal.
Physiognomy · Facial Expression · Diagnosis
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