Eighteen studies of facial features
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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This engraved plate, titled Eighteen studies of facial features and attributed to Capt. Francis Grose, shows numbered profile sketches of noses, mouths, and chins arranged in rows. The figures are rendered in fine black linework on a pale paper ground, with the upper row showing a range of nose shapes and the lower rows showing profile features in varied forms.
