Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)
Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 152
o much weightresting on it, besides there being the danger of the frame beingtoo movable, and thus unable to retain the given pose oraction. The horizontal branch had better be too long than tooshort; for the vertical portion of your support is liable to getin the way of the legs, for instance, in… … Fig. 88b. Fig. 89. of ones work, and If the iron went too high, the torso wouldlose its suppleness. 5 to 6 inches therefore suffice. 86 Modelling •Mi.C. OF MCCli. There are poses which necessitate the iron to be fixed ^itthe side of the figure and not at the back. The iron being screwed on,\ you…
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