e is so easily rectified;the sculptor may practice the subject overand o\er again, using the same ]5iece untilshe is pleased with it. When the model is complete, the nextthing is to preserve it in plaster, as it can-not be kept permanently in clay. Thiscasting is rather a difficult matter… … plaster casts—which of course may be multiplied ad libitum after the mould isonce taken—had best be done by the samehand, as it is a very messy job. When asatisfactory mould has been taken, the claymodel can be broken up and used again. It is important to bear in mind, that claymust never be…
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