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Life Drawing: A Complete Course by E. L. Koller ISBN: 0486468828 Dover Publications Price: $12.95 click here to see this book The human figure, with its myriad curves and contours, can be challenging for anyone to draw. With this invaluable reference, both beginning and experienced artists can learn new methods in rendering the figure. Illustrations and techniques cover everything from the head and facial expressions to hands in assorted positions to various action poses. Reprint of Still Life and Figure Drawing, International Textbook Company, Scranton, Pennsylvania, 1915. Table of Contents for Life Drawing: A Complete Course Line Drawing Purpose Materials and Methods of Work Materials Required Methods of Work Line-Drawing Exercises Preliminary Practice Work General Information Model Drawing Purpose Materials and Methods of Work Materials Required Blocking in and Proportioning Foreshortening Foreshortening of a Cube Foreshortening of a Pyramid Foreshortening of a Hexagonal Prism Foreshortening of a Cylinder Foreshortening of a Cone Foreshortening of a Sphere Foreshortening of a Hemisphere Foreshortening of a Vase Model Drawing Exercises General Information Light and Shade Three Stages in Learning to Draw Light, Shade, and Shadow Sources and Kinds of Illumination Light and Shade Demonstrations with the Wooden Models The Cube The Pyramid The Hexagonal Prism The Cylinder The Cone The Sphere The Hemisphere The Vase Materials and Methods of Work Preliminary Practice Rendering from the Model Drawing Exercises General Information The Human Figure Place of Human Figures in Illustrating Framework of Figure Methods of Proportioning Entire Figure Importance of Individual Parts of Figure The Head Neck and Shoulders Breast and Abdomen Shoulder, Arm, and Hand The Thigh, Leg, and Foot The Face and Its Features The Eye The Nose The Mouth The Ear The Chin Figure Drawing Exercises General Information The Figure in Repose Repose Drawing from Casts Cast of Head Cast of Hand Cast of Foot Cast of Full-Length Figure Drawing From Charcoal Studies Examples of Charcoal Studies Drawing from Living Methods Living Models and Their Arrangement Studies Made Direct From Living Models Figure Drawing Exercises General Information The Figure in Action Action Drawing from Photographs Use of Camera Specimen Photographs of Action Making Sketches from Photographs Drawing from Living M Making Time Sketches Sketches from the Undraped Figure Making Rapid-Action Sketches Making Sketches from Memory Drawing Expressions and Drapery Facial Expressions Portraiture Gesture Drapery Figure Drawing Exercises General Information Animal Drawing Place of Animals in Illustrating Proportions of Animal Figures Comparative Sizes of Animals and Human Beings Comparative Anatomy of Animals and Human Beings Characteristic Appearance of the Most Common Animals Chief Characteristics to be Observed The Principal Animals Method of Drawing Animals Typical Forms of Action in Animals Drawing from Pictures of Animals Drawing Direct from Animals Suggestions for Sketching Animals Animal Drawing Exercises General Information

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