Handwriting and expression
Handwriting and expression is a graphology treatise published in London in 1892 by Jules Crépieux-Jamin and John Holt Schooling, aimed at readers interested in judging character from script. Its pictures are facsimile signatures of famous figures, including a Napoleon Bonaparte sheet of many variant signatures, showing how flourishes, slant and loops differ from one hand to the next; a designer could draw on them for calligraphic lettering and monogram ideas.
