Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 64
e we block in as one mass, marking theangles of the outer joints, the inner joints, and the finger-tips;the palm flattens and bulges to the wrist. Then we again revert to the thumb and the finer details,the pointed finger and the shadows, the first, second, third,and little finger (we have ^.Iready… … Fig. 13. Thumbs Upright and Foreshortened first finger is the curve of the thumb, and under the fan (thelower part of the palm indented by the ring of the fan) thesharp firm shadows between the fingers. More poses for the left hand might include : Left hand beckoning, or palm extended and back…
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