Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)
Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 85
a long time. Provide yourself with a wooden model-ling-stand—that is, a board (about iSinches square) In the centre of which anupright piece of wood, about 9 inches highand from i^ to 2 inches square, Is let inand firmly fixed with w^edges. (See Fig.30.) On to the upright nail a piece oflead… … Fig. 30. Modelling 43 for the front, one for the back of the head. The advantage ofusing lead piping consists in its movability, if one wants tochange the action of the head during work, without destroyingwhat one has already done. A framework, for whatever study,should always be strong, and at the…
Modeling · Sculpture
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