Human personality and its survival of bodily death
Human Personality and Its Survival of Bodily Death is a 1903 London and New York parapsychology treatise by Frederic Myers, Richard Hodgson and Alice Johnson, written for readers interested in psychical research and immortality. The pictures are crude hand-drawn line sketches of simple shapes, such as a looped stroke, a hooked curve, a vertical bar above an arc, and an open-topped outline with small legs, which a designer might take as naive, schematic marks for loose, unpolished graphic gestures.
