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Revelations of the hand. A scientific study of the shape and markings of the hand, as an index to character, disease, and tendencies, with explanatory illustrations (1900)

McIvor-Tyndall, Alexander J. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] G. A. Wahlgreen · leaf 184

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type in some of the finger tips and by the philoso-phic joints. The characteristics of the spatulate type naturally predom-inate, as those who are familiar—and who is not?—with Dav-enports cartoons might expect. Originality, independence,energy, strength, inventive ability and the philosophers… … Plate 36—Hand of Homer Davenport. A- W. Steele- The hand of Steele, the Denver Post cartoonist, is spatu-late in the palm with artistic fingers. Mere artistic talent is by no means the only requisite forthe successful cartoonist. He expresses by means of pictureswhat the clever writer expresses in…

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