Phrenology Diagram - Historical Brain Mapping Illustration #146906 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line drawing illustrates a historical phrenological model, where the brain’s surface is segmented into distinct regions, each associated with specific mental faculties and labeled using Greek letters (e.g., Α, Β, Γ). The side-profile silhouette emphasizes the pseudo-scientific mapping of personality traits to cranial bumps, reflecting early attempts to localize brain function. Though debunked, it remains culturally significant in the history of psychology and neurology.

Used in educational articles, museum exhibits, or historical overviews of neuroscience and psychology to illustrate outdated theories of brain localization; appeals to users researching the evolution of cognitive science or Victorian-era pseudoscience.