Chapuis. Charles, Paul. 17 ans, né le 22/3/76 à Paris VIle. Tapissier. Anarchiste. 7/1/94 1894

"Chapuis. Charles, Paul. 17 ans, né le 22/3/76 à Paris VIle. Tapissier. Anarchiste. 7/1/94" is a photographic portrait of a young French man taken by Alphonse Bertillon in 1894. This image is part of Bertillon's series of mugshots used for criminal identification. Bertillon, a French police official, is known for developing the Bertillon system, an early method of criminal identification that used physical measurements and photography. This mugshot, featuring a simple composition and a neutral expression, exemplifies the stark reality of Bertillon’s scientific approach to criminal identification, which was influential in the development of modern forensics.