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The Figure in Composition
Students and professionals alike will benefit from this focus on the figure in the overall composition of a sketch or drawing. Its solid instruction and many fine examples make it a particularly valuable tool for intermediate artists.
Author Paul G. Braun examines the concept of arrangement with single and multiple figures and within a border. Additional topics include the distribution of light and shade, draped figures and folds, the depiction of movement, and many other aspects of figure drawing. The final chapter offers pointers on how to illustrate a story, and numerous helpful sketches complement this guide's teachings.
Author Paul G. Braun examines the concept of arrangement with single and multiple figures and within a border. Additional topics include the distribution of light and shade, draped figures and folds, the depiction of movement, and many other aspects of figure drawing. The final chapter offers pointers on how to illustrate a story, and numerous helpful sketches complement this guide's teachings.
Reprint of the Bridgman Publishers, Inc., Pelham, New York, 1930 edition.
drawing; study; teaching; figure composition; drawing techniques; overall composition; multiple figures; draped figures; sketch; sketches; sketching; arrangement; light and shade techniques; folds; movement; figure drawing; heads; figures in motion; art; crafts; hobbies; art instruction; artists; paintings$6.99
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Students and professionals alike will benefit from this focus on the figure in the overall composition of a sketch or drawing. Its solid instruction and many fine examples make it a particularly valuable tool for intermediate artists.
Author Paul G. Braun examines the concept of arrangement with single and multiple figures and within a border. Additional topics include the distribution of light and shade, draped figures and folds, the depiction of movement, and many other aspects of figure drawing. The final chapter offers pointers on how to illustrate a story, and numerous helpful sketches complement this guide's teachings.
Author Paul G. Braun examines the concept of arrangement with single and multiple figures and within a border. Additional topics include the distribution of light and shade, draped figures and folds, the depiction of movement, and many other aspects of figure drawing. The final chapter offers pointers on how to illustrate a story, and numerous helpful sketches complement this guide's teachings.
Reprint of the Bridgman Publishers, Inc., Pelham, New York, 1930 edition.
drawing; study; teaching; figure composition; drawing techniques; overall composition; multiple figures; draped figures; sketch; sketches; sketching; arrangement; light and shade techniques; folds; movement; figure drawing; heads; figures in motion; art; crafts; hobbies; art instruction; artists; paintings
