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Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)

Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 197

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ant. You can onlyarrive at them by the section of the form—that is, by lookingat it from underneath. To obtain a strong shadow it is not necessary to make ahole, but to make the angles more or less sharp. The Palette of the sculptor is made up of black and white,and all the different tones are… … and breadth of form depends absolutely on the half-tint whichsurrounds it. Modelling I^^I If you must exaggerate, it Is preferable to make these half-tones rather too large, for that will give not only richness to theform, but will produce separation between the various forms,which will give more…

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