Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 67
low-candle fingers. Movethe fingers to and fro. Twist and turn the wrist. Never beafraid of losing a position. You will gain something of farmore value than that which you may lose. The bones of the hand are small but fairly easy to under-stand. They have no cup and ball or rotary movements… … CHAPTER V Drawing Feet IF we all walked about in sandals instead of boots andshoes, the human foot would be much less difficult todraw. If centuries of cramping leather, of high heels and pointedtoes, had not spoilt the shape of modern feet, we should bemore interested in drawing the human foot…
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