Modelling and Sculpting the Human Figure

INTRODUCTIONPART I TOOLS THE FEATURES FROM THE CAST (a) The Mouth (b) The Nose (c) The Ear (d) The Eye THE HEAD FROM THE CAST (I) The Skull (2) The MusclesPART II THE BUST FROM LIFE MEASUREMENTS DIAGRAM OF CONSTRUCTION OF FEATURES (a) Mouth (b) Nose (c) Ear (d) Eye TREATMENT OF HAIR MOUSTACHE AND BEARD DIAGRAM OF FACEPART III FIGURE FROM NATURE FRAMEWORK SCALE OF PROPORTIONS POSING THE MODEL CHIEF LINE CONTRASTS OF LINES AND OF PROJECTION OF SURFACES BUILDING UP OF FIGURE MEASUREMENTS AND OSTEOLOGICAL CONSTRUCTION OF FIGURE INFLUENCE OF OSTEOLOGY ON SUPERFICIAL FORMS RADIATION OF LINES EXAMPLE OF THE ILISSUS SPACES OF REST BETWEEN MASSES EXPRESSION IN MODELLING CONTINUATION OF LINES COMPARATIVE PROPORTIONS MUSCLES OF THE FIGURE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM CLAY MODEL AND DIAGRAMS THE SKELETON IN DIFFERENT VIEWS