Duchenne Collection
"Duchenne: Unveiling the Complexities of Facial Expressions through Electrical Stimulation" Intriguingly captured in Figure 26
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"Duchenne: Unveiling the Complexities of Facial Expressions through Electrical Stimulation" Intriguingly captured in Figure 26, Duchenne's pioneering work on electrical stimulation of facial muscles reveals the intricate nuances of human emotions. Through his experiments, he unraveled the secrets behind expressions such as painful attention and attentive gaze, shedding light on our innermost feelings. One cannot help but be captivated by Figure 53, where whimpering and false laughter are frozen in time. Printed in 1862 but originating from 1854-56, this image showcases Duchenne's ability to capture raw emotions that transcend time. Figure 39 presents a thought-provoking study on how certain objects can elicit lascivious attention. It highlights the power of external stimuli to evoke deep-seated desires within us. Duchenne's exploration continues with Figure 9, which delves into the maximum contraction of m. Frontalis muscle. This study provides valuable insights into facial expressions associated with meditation and mental concentration (as seen in Figure 15), further unraveling the complexities of human cognition. Figure 27 unveils an expression proportionally more pained than others observed during Duchenne's research period. This finding challenges conventional notions about pain perception and prompts further investigation into its underlying mechanisms. Lady Macbeth takes center stage in Figure 81 as Duchenne captures her moderate expression of cruelty. His ability to depict complex emotions through facial features is truly remarkable. Figure 42 explores gaiety expressed through ideas of lustfulness, cynicism, and levity—an intriguing combination that invites contemplation about societal norms surrounding joyousness. The expressive lines etched onto a young girl's face (as depicted in Figure10) demonstrate how even at a tender age, we possess innate abilities to convey profound emotions nonverbally—a testament to our shared humanity across generations. However, not all attempts at capturing astonishment are successful, as Figure 55 humorously illustrates.