Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 337
n of Love of the Picturesque, but until that degreeof progress be attained, we must continue to treat theseemotions as if they both wrought through one organ. I recently examined the head of an eminent artist, andfinding the organ of Love of the Picturesque tolerably devel-oped, and that of… … HENRY W. LONGFELLOW, Poet. This likeness graphically portrays good and active powers of observa-tion, and that they have been accustomed to exercise. The organs ofColor, Weight, Size, and Language are rather large. Locality andSubimity are both large. It is the latter sentiment that feels the…
Phrenology
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