Modelling; a guide for teachers and students (1902)
Lanteri, Ed, d. 1917 · London : Chapman and Hall, Ltd. · leaf 55
he breadth of substance of nature to theseplanes, which might have appeared hollow to us whilst theywere in shadow. Then, by turning again, and placing thispart on which you have just worked in full light, you willobserve other things and thus your work will progress.(Fig. 24.) CHAPTER II DRAPERY… … Fig. 25.—The Eye of the Fold, showing the Starting-pointOF THE Planes. Before trying an arrangement on the figure we must studya fold by itself. All folds have a movement of surfaces or planes. Thismovement starts from a certain point and is constantlyrepeated. We may call it the anatomy of the…
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