Rampin. Pierre. 3/7/94 1894

"Rampin. Pierre. 3/7/94" is a photographic portrait by Alphonse Bertillon, a French criminologist known for his pioneering work in anthropometry, a system of identification based on body measurements. This portrait is a part of the Bertillon system, which was used to catalog and identify criminals. The photograph, likely taken in 1894, shows a close-up view of a man named Pierre Rampin, showcasing his facial features, attire, and the unique identification numbers associated with him. It offers a glimpse into the early development of photographic documentation for identification purposes.