Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)
Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 192
-tion would lack elegance andstrength. (Fig. 124.) Wherever the bones appearon the surface, or rather are subcutaneous, there is a certain Fig. 122.—The Torso with the .... - , . , . , Points of Rest. firm rigidity of drawing which impresses on us the fact, that underneath the muscles there is the… … 126 Modelling parts, which are more rigid in drawing than the muscles.Therefore, these firm, sHghtly-curved flatnesses, which thesubcutaneous bones cause, form, by their tranquil simplicity ofaspect, a contrast to the variable alternative roundness of themuscular fibres, and give an impression of…
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