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

Poster: “Verbal Portrait. The main facial features when viewed from the side (in profile) and from the front (en face), serving as the basis for a ‘verbal portrait’. Review table compiled according to the system of A. Bertillon.” [Russian Empire]: Ministry of Internal Affairs Printing House, [1906]. In a frame under glass. 120.6×88.7 cm (frame), 110.7×79 cm (poster, visible area). In good condition, traces of folds, tears, loss of insignificant fragments. The poster is mounted on paper. Alphonse Bertillon (1853–1914) was a French police officer and biometrics researcher who applied the anthropological method of anthropometry in law enforcement, creating a system of identification based on physical measurements; he is also the inventor of the photofit (composite sketch).