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Lechertier, Barbs, et Cie, of 60, Regent-street, London, havemany patterns of these for plaster work, at a low figure. ] Fig. 29--Steel "undercutting" tool.
Fig. 30--Steel "relieving" tool.
With these the eyes, nostrils, lips, etc, of the model, are relievedand undercut, in order to take in the folds of the inner surfaces ofthe skin of those parts. Be sure to hollow out the mouth upward towardthe nostrils, keeping it fine, however, at the lips, and not openingit outward too much; the same with ...the nostrils, looking to the deadhead to note the beautiful curves which can be treated so as toexpress, at will, rest, alarm, or defiance, according as theunder-cutting is managed; the eyes of the model must be hollowed outand deeply undercut to receive the hollow glass globes (see ChapterXII), and the eye pits (lachrymal sinuses) relieved.
Although we have cast the head whilst attached to the body in order toget our difficulties increased, yet we will now imagine the stag'shead, with a long piece of neck-skin attached, severed from the body, in the manner in which heads usually arrive from Scotland to bemounted as trophies of the chase.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lechertier, Barbs, et Cie, of 60, Regent-street, London, havemany patterns of these for plaster work, at a low figure. ] Fig. 29--Steel "undercutting" tool.
Fig. 30--Steel "relieving" tool.
With these the eyes, nostrils, lips, etc, of the model, are relievedand undercut, in order to take in the folds of the inner surfaces ofthe skin of those parts. Be sure to hollow out the mouth upward towardthe nostrils, keeping it fine, however, at the lips, and not openingit outward too much; the same with ...the nostrils, looking to the deadhead to note the beautiful curves which can be treated so as toexpress, at will, rest, alarm, or defiance, according as theunder-cutting is managed; the eyes of the model must be hollowed outand deeply undercut to receive the hollow glass globes (see ChapterXII), and the eye pits (lachrymal sinuses) relieved.
Although we have cast the head whilst attached to the body in order toget our difficulties increased, yet we will now imagine the stag'shead, with a long piece of neck-skin attached, severed from the body, in the manner in which heads usually arrive from Scotland to bemounted as trophies of the chase.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browne Montagu to read onlineMoreLess
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