Essays on the anatomy and philosophy of expression (1893)
Bell, Charles, Sir, 1774-1842 · London : G. Bell · leaf 46
of this high endowment. Then again, as to sentiment, — laughter and weeping, and sympathy with those in pleasure or in pain, charac- terise human beings, and are indicated by the same organs. Hence, the capacity of expression in the nostril and mouth are peculiar attributes of the human… … A line drawn from the tube of the ear to the eyebrow, or prominence of the frontal bone, and one from the s-i me point to the chin, include the face in a triangle. If another line be drawn to the lowest point of the
Expression · Anatomy, Artistic · Emotions in art · Facial expression in art
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