Bibliographie von Texten zur Physiognomik, 400 v. Chr. - 1999: 561 ...

Bibl.: NUC - Pre 645:536.
Walker 1850:
Alexander Walker, « Physiognomy founded on Physiology and applied to various Countries,
Professions, and Individuals: with an Appendix on the bones at Hythe - the Sculls of the ancient
Inhabitants of Britain, and its Invaders: illustrated by Engravings.» Cornhill, Smith, Elder and Co.,
1850. 286 SS.
Bibl.: NUC - Pre 645:539.
Walker 1864:
[Alexander Walker], « The ladies' guide to perfect beauty. Being a complete analysis and
classification of the elements, nature, standard, causes anatomy, species, by an American
physician.» Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1864.
Bibl.: NUC - Pre 645:538.
Walkington 1631:
Thomas Walkington, « The Optick Glasse of Humors, or the Touchstone of a Golden Temperature.»
London 1631. 8°. 2. Auflage, London 1639. Weitere Auflage London 1664.
Exempl.: London, BM, Sign.: 84 03. aa.37.
Lit.: Camden 1972:209 (1639).
Bibl.: BM 252:116.
Wallbott 1990:
Harald G. Wallbott, « Mimik im Kontext. Die Bedeutung verschiedener Informationskomponenten für
das Erkennen von Emotionen.» Göttingen, Verlag für Psychologie, 1990. 8°, 241 SS., 5 Abb.
Lit.: Schmölders 1995:261.
Bibl.: VLB 6:11 730.
Walmsley 1824:
Edward Walmsley, « Physiognomical Portraits. One hundred distinguished Characters from
undoubted Originals. [With memoirs].» London 1824. 2 Bde., 4º. Titelgrav. dat. 1822 u. 1823.
Exempl.: London, BM, Sign.: 562. f.14.
Lit.: Tytler 1982:364, Anm. 132.
Bibl.: BM 252:374.
Walters 1977:
Charles Thomas Walters, « Hiram Powers and William Rimmer; a study in the concept of
expression.» PhD Diss. University of Michigan, 1977, 275 SS. [Typoskript, MF].
Die neo - klassizistischen amerikanischen Bildhauer Hiram Powers [1805 - 1873] und William
Rimmers [1816 - 1879], Einfluß Lavaters und Spurzheims, wissenschaftliches Interesse.
Bibl.: RILA 1979.
Warde 1626:
William Warde, « The most excellent, profitable, and pleasant booke of the famous doctor and expert
astrologian, Arcandam, or Alcandrin, to finde the fatall destiny, constellation, complexion and naturall
inclination of every man and child by birth. With an addition of Physiognomie [...]. Now newly turned
out of French [...] by William Warde.» London, F. Kyngston, 1626. 8°, 66 Bl, Holzschnitte.
Exempl.: London, Wellcome Lib., Sign.: EPB 376.
Bibl.: www.library.wellcome.ac.uk.
Warne 1843:
Joseph A. Warne, « Phrenology in the Family: or, the utility of phrenology in early domestic
education.» Edinburgh, Maclachlan, Stewart [...], 1843. 8°, 47 SS.
Exempl.: London, Wellcome Lib., Sign.: 17 86 92.