Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)
Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 176
t to lose its general substance by hollowing outcertain parts, or by allotting too much projection to others,and thus losing the foundation-plane. The superposition of planes must be executed in the waxwith great precision, it may even be pushed to hardness ; youmust verify them in every possible… … Fig. 85.—Superposition of Planes. The principal superpositions of planes are : 1. The forehead over the eyebrow. 2. The eye over the nose. 3. The cheek over the eye, nose, chin, and neck. 4. The wing of the nose over the upper lip. jS Modelling 5. The ear over the posterior part of the cranium, 6.…
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