Composite Photographs: Tuberculosis Patients, Criminals, Family Likeness, Classical Figures and Crania Small individual portrait photographs and composite photographs, mounted on large boards. Primarily photographs of "phthisis" [tuberculosis] patients, male and female, from Guy's Hospital, Royal Brompton Hospital and Victoria Park Hospital [the London Chest Hospital]. Galton appears to have divided the photographs into various "types" based on facial features and the patients' tuberculosis symptoms to produce an "average" face. Also includes a set of photographs of children to demonstrate family likeness, and composites of Napoleon, Roman women, Alexander the Great and criminals. c1870s-1880s