Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 75
first thetoes as a large shape, noting their tips and roots, and workingfrom the tendons (seen between the ankles) and the archingmuscles of the upper part of the instep, and then divide andsketch the toes and their various angles. The drawing of the foot clothed has, I am sure, helped youwith the… … Fig. 20. Margerys Foot 56 Drawing Feet the monkeys, the tree-as we use our thumbs, cardboard and ribbons at home—makes a most interestingsubject to draw. Sandals, by the interweaving of their straps, draw ourattention to the variety of shapes of the toes, which we toooften overlook. The big toe is…
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