Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)
Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 172
ttempting any inter-pretation. You can thus in the first sitting observe thecarriage of the sitter, the pose of the head, you can analyseand familiarise yourself with all his other characteristics. The best proportion for a medal is a diameter of from twoto four inches, such as the masters of the… … Fig. 83.—Preparation in Clay. On an even slate stick some modelling-wax, as thick asthe projection of your medal is to be—(see Fig, 8^)—withouttroubling about detail, beyond forming a rounded mass,diminishing in thickness at the outlines and giving in very 74 Modelling low relief the idea of a…
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