Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 149
r tofamiliarize himselfwith all the detailsof facial anatomy,but we shall haveso frequent occasionto mention the prin-cipal bones and mus-cles of the face, thatit is necessary toname and briefly de-scribe them beforegoing further. Hav-ing the descriptionand accompanyingillustrative draw-ings to… … Fig. 162.—The Muscles Exposed. THE FRAMEWORK OF THE FACE 1.43 THE FRAMEWORK OF THE FACE. The bones generally considered as belonging to the face arefourteen in number: Two Nasal; Two Palate ; Two Superior Maxillary Two Inferior Turbinated; Two Lachrymal; One Vomer; and Two Malar; One Inferior…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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