Poster "Verbal Portrait. The most important facial features when viewed from the side (in profile) and from the front (en face), serving as the basis for the 'verbal portrait'. Review table, compiled according to the system of A. Bertillon." [Russian Empire]: Printing House

Poster "The 'Verbal Portrait'. The most important facial features when viewed from the side (in profile) and from the front (en face), serving as the basis for the 'verbal portrait'. A review table, compiled according to the system of A. Bertillon." [Russian Empire]: Tip. M.V.D., [1906]. In a frame under glass. 120.6 x 88.7 cm (frame), 110.7 x 79 cm (poster, visible area). In good condition, with traces of folds, tears, loss of minor fragments. The poster has been backed with paper. Alphonse Bertillon (1853–1914) was a French police officer and biometrics researcher who applied the anthropological method of anthropometry in law enforcement, creating an identification system based on physical measurements; he is also the inventor of the mug shot.