Methods in the Art of Taxidermy
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Move the funnel to other parts of the skin and repeat the operation till all the skin has been colored.
CHAPTER X.
THE DERMOPLASTIC METHOD OF MOUNTING MAMMALS.
Here is a branch of taxidermy which partakes more or less of the elements of the sculptor's art. The principles embodied in this plan of mounting mammals are of the most practical kind, lacking in no detail which will aid in attaining any form or attitude the artist may design.
The dermoplastic^ method involves the building of a manikin ...of iron, wood and tow, the muscles being modeled in clay and the skin perfectly fitted over the clay-covered structure.
If the beginner is a hor7i sculptor he will have ample opportunity of displaying his powers in the construction of mammal models upon these principles. Dr. Jasper has employed this method of mounting large mammals since 1850. Phillipp Leopold Martin, the German tax- idermist, was the first to advocate by publication the clay-covered man- ikin in 1870, and again in 1876 ; it has since been very generally adopted by taxidermists the world over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Move the funnel to other parts of the skin and repeat the operation till all the skin has been colored.
CHAPTER X.
THE DERMOPLASTIC METHOD OF MOUNTING MAMMALS.
Here is a branch of taxidermy which partakes more or less of the elements of the sculptor's art. The principles embodied in this plan of mounting mammals are of the most practical kind, lacking in no detail which will aid in attaining any form or attitude the artist may design.
The dermoplastic^ method involves the building of a manikin ...of iron, wood and tow, the muscles being modeled in clay and the skin perfectly fitted over the clay-covered structure.
If the beginner is a hor7i sculptor he will have ample opportunity of displaying his powers in the construction of mammal models upon these principles. Dr. Jasper has employed this method of mounting large mammals since 1850. Phillipp Leopold Martin, the German tax- idermist, was the first to advocate by publication the clay-covered man- ikin in 1870, and again in 1876 ; it has since been very generally adopted by taxidermists the world over.
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