Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)
Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 106
you four con-ti^asts, two contrasts of line,and tzvo of projection. (SeeFig. 47.) To obtain theseon the study, you proceedin the same way as for thehead : you take hold of theshoulders with both hands,—one hand behind the shoulderto be thrust forward, the other in front of the shoulder thatis to go… … Fig. 47, 58 Modelling extent the construction, the drawing is the one thing needfid \.ooccupy your hands and eyes. You may now indicate the eye, or rather the globe of theeye, by placing a round ball of clay in the orbit, trying from theprofile view to get the same projection as In Nature with…
Modeling · Sculpture
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