The Human Face by Picard, Max 1930 First Edition First Print, Farrar & Rinehart

The Human Face by Max Picard, first published in 1930 by Farrar & Rinehart, explores the concept of the human face as a profound representation of the spiritual and existential aspects of humanity. Picard, a Swiss philosopher and writer, delves into physiognomy—the study of facial features to interpret character and inner life—framing the human face as a mirror of inner experience and universal truths.