Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)
Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 191
ng from nature, so that you arequite sure what you want to obtain in the medal. Suppose this figure is to be on the reverse of a medalof three inches diameter. You trace on a slate a circle ofthis dimension, within which you sketch in clay the nudefigure, at first in fairly flat projection. (Fig.… … Fig. 94.—Cast froini Mould, Fig. 93, worked upon. so that you have afterwards in the plaster sufficient materialto draw the contours without making the figure poor andlean. The nude of a figure that is to be draped should be Modelling 93 of rather comfortable proportions, particularly when it is…
Modeling · Sculpture
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