
Eight studies of facial profiles
Capt. Francis Grose · 1731 - 1791
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Why is this public domain? Capt. Francis Grose died in 1791; this work is in the public domain.
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A printed plate titled Plate 1 shows eight numbered diagrams of human facial profiles, each labelled fig 1 through fig 8, with dashed guide lines marking proportions. The profiles vary in brow, nose, lip and chin shape, and are arranged in two rows. The work is attributed to Capt. Francis Grose.























