Atlas
of Human Anatomy for the Artist - by Stephen Rogers Peck
A manual for students interested in human design.
Includes sections on bones, muscles, surface anatomy, proportion,
equilibrium and locomotion. Camera studies and exhaustive drawings. 272
pages.
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 Drawing
Dynamic Hands - by Burne Hogarth
A comprehensive book on the drawing of human hands.
Allows the reader to visualize "the hand in an almost infinite number
of positions from a multitude of angles." Over 300 illustrations. 144
pages.
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 Modeling
the Figure in Clay - by Bruno Lucchesi and Margit Malmstrom
Master sculptor Bruno Lucchesi invites you on a
guided tour of the human form. Follow him as he creates a figure in clay literally from
the inside out starting with the skeleton, laying on the muscles, and finishing with every
detail down to the face and hair, carefully modeled to make a complete figure sculpture.
250 photographs. 144 pages.
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 Modeling
the Head in Clay - by Bruno Lucchesi
One of the foremost contemporary sculptors, Bruno
Lucchesi takes a life-size head through all the stages involved in modeling in clay,
including roughing in, the actual modeling, refining the surface, finishing and texturing.
Fully illustrated. 160 pages.
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 The Book
of Wood Carving
Easy to follow instructions for beginners in incise, chip
relief and form carving. 32 illustrations. 118 pages.
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 Sculpture:
Principles & Practice - by Louis Slobodkin
An authoritative comprehensive book by a noted
American sculptor and art instructor. A step-by-step process in the use of most sculpting
materials, including diagrams and instructions on the use of tools and advice on the best
types of materials. Simple mold making and casting explained and illustrated. 255 pages.
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 Methods
for Modern Sculptors - by Ronald D. Young and Robert A. Fennell
An up-to-date book guiding the sculptor through
the different stages from making the wax model to applying the patina on the finished
bronze.
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 Mold
Making, Casting & Patina for the Student Sculptor
by Brunner F. Barrie
This is an excellent beginners book for those who
wish to accomplish basic molds, casts in plaster and rubber, with no prior experience.
First edition publication with 116 pages and over 200 photos and line drawings of specific
methods and procedures for any mold making and casting project. Not recommended for those
seeking instruction in advanced gating, venting and bronze casting procedures.
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 A
Sculptor's Guide to Tools and Materials -
by Bruner F. Barrie
In its second printing, this
publication, originally intended for sales
personnel in art supply stores, is highly recommended as required reading for all students
of sculpture. Addresses clay and wax modeling, wood carving, stone carving, ceramics,
moist clay products, and mold making, casting and enlarging. Discusses all aspects of the
use and function of sculpting tools and materials used in traditional sculpture. Explains
how tools are made and answers questions frequently asked by store customers. Charts on
proportional requirements of materials, weights and measures, plus an extensive glossary
are also provided.
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