Summary

Abraham Lincoln's Face Width to Height Ratio measures 1.80x, scoring 4.7, and it describes midface compactness by comparing width to height, influenced by brow position, philtrum length, and lip fullness. His ratio sits below its ideal range of 1.96 to 2.00x, and it is higher than 20% of the men on the wiki, while 15% of them fall inside that ideal. Andy Warhol, Charlie Cox and David Bowie measure closest at 1.80x each, while Jack Ma records the highest value at 2.40x and Ray William Johnson the lowest at 1.52x. Compare his Abraham's Bitemporal Width and Abraham's Cheekbone height in his Abraham's full Harmony breakdown.