Sculpture : principles and practice Slobodkin, Louis.
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TextPublication details: New York / Cleveland The World Publishing Company 1949Description: 255 paginas Contiene ilustraciones y fotografías 28 cmSubject(s):
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Summary: Sculpture, like all the creative arts, is mainly a precess of transferring into some tangible material seemingly intangible ideas.
First Sculpture. --Modeling a head from life. --Modeling A figure from life. --permanent materials. --plaster- an intermediate material. --composition in sculpture. --carved mediums of sculpture. --terra cotta. --cast stone. --cast metals. --reliefs-hign and low. --architectural sculpture. --conclusion. --a gallery of great sculpture. --list of illustrations. --index
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First Sculpture. --Modeling a head from life. --Modeling A figure from life. --permanent materials. --plaster- an intermediate material. --composition in sculpture. --carved mediums of sculpture. --terra cotta. --cast stone. --cast metals. --reliefs-hign and low. --architectural sculpture. --conclusion. --a gallery of great sculpture. --list of illustrations. --index
Sculpture, like all the creative arts, is mainly a precess of transferring into some tangible material seemingly intangible ideas.
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