Smile Art in Conversation and Facial Expression
A discussion on the art of smiling and controlled facial expression in conversation. It argues for deliberate, subtle changes in the countenance to convey attention, wit, and emotion, warning against exaggerated or mechanical smiles and noting historical examples and applications for educators and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Mago
Hin
Emile
Hans
le Lt Oviggpot
Nance
Flavender
Fourth Avenue
Ie Wan
Ile
Atranger
Scribner
Willow
Brooklyn
Aldine Art Union
Aldine
Vsery
Betel Toutent
KOON
Chrome and the Art Union
James Sutton
Africa
Ani
Patna
Froggen
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Missouri
Wisconsin
Milwauke
Aprangatenk
Chicago
Susan
Europe
Ripley
Ary
Confederatea
Cien
Charleston
Boginud
Willaail
Chinas
China
H. Schroeder
Troy
New Hope
N. L. Harris
Cox
Dwell
Ap’hil
Truxton
Loula
Upliwip
Annie Hulder
Notion
Auburn
Lincoln County
Apliwop
Maly F. Hudson
Emporium of Fashion
Mrs. S. Robinson
Minn Fentem
Norton & Harlan
Maggie Elder Mas
Millwood
WEW Millinery
Maggie Shults
IAS
Milliney Goods
Troy, MO
the Ladies
Parker, Weeka & Co
Woolfolk & Gurdon
Etairn
Louis Wolfgram
Tonsorial
Deer Houth
Laviedo
Prank Wolf
Shavi Ne Ngame
Tg Bae
Nichols & Bourland
Uriek Stables
Rockaway
Roy
Leza
Harper's Bazar
Lustrarted
Prean
Bazar
Organ
Bee
Great World of Fashion
Boston Traveller
Laclus
Evening Post
United States
Mazar
Harper's
Hagar
Harper's Nazar
Express
Freigit
Bareee « Brothers
Harper & Brothers
York
THE
Aldine, the
ART Journal OF America
Canvanseer
Aldine Company
Malden Lane
New
Lmounter
M.R. Watts
W. English
Honter
Commission
Merchants
ST. Louis
Appleton’s
Anercan
Turkey
Morocco
Russia
D, Appleton & CO
Broadway
J. HH
Chambers
Lovust St
ST. Lol
R.H. Norton & Co
Brokers and Dealers
Troy, MQ
Will
Lincoln Co
Recouritias
A. H. Nortomeco