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Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)

Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 44

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, is superposedon these. It is the same with the outline of the thorax;(7) its cartilaginous part stands out above the abdominalmuscles, and so on. You will have realised that this is one of the mostimportant points in the study of relief. The few examplesof superposition which I have demonstrated… … Fig. 18.—Superposition of Planes. 16 Modelling quite clearly before you. The more you have made thisprinciple your own, and applied it with all the conscientious-ness that our profession demands, the more will you be ableto appreciate its value. Thus the first thing we have to look out for after…

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