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The technical side of drawing for cartoons and fashions

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An edition of Practical graphic figures (1925)

Practical graphic figures

The technical side of drawing for cartoons and fashions

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  • 2 Want to read

From dustjacket: How does the comic artist work? How does he achieve those inimitably droll delineations of feature and character that sometimes seem more real than reality? And how does his art differ from that of the ordinary artist or illustrator?
Mr. Lutz, answering these questions and many others, has written an invaluable book for the beginner who would learn the technical side of graphic art.
By the lavish use of practical diagrams and drawings, directions and explanations are made perfectly clear. The whole is a thoroughly practical and effective manual of instruction for the student of cartoons and fashions.

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Charles Scribner's sons
Language
English
Pages
184

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Subjects

Study and teaching, Caricatures and cartoons, Drawing

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Practical graphic figures
1928, Charles Scribner's sons
Cover of: Practical graphic figures
Practical graphic figures: The technical side of drawing for cartoons and fashions
1925, Charles Scribner's sons
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Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Graphic figure pictures and the various manners of rendering in making them
Page 3
Chapter 2. Figure drawing without the use of models
Page 15
Chapter 3. Figure drawing without the use of models (continued), with special attention to the female fashion figure
Page 33
Chapter 4. Drawing heads and faces
Page 55
Chapter 5. Parts of the head and face
Page 73
Chapter 6. Physiognomy and drawing
Page 89
Chapter 7. Expressions
Page 105
Chapter 8. Character drawing, caricature, and extreme caricature
Page 123
Chapter 9. The funny people of the comic artist's world
Page 141
Chapter 10. Comic pictures of every-day life
Page 155
Chapter 11. Political, topical, and timely cartoons
Page 173

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New York, USA

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Library of Congress
NC650 .L76

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Format
Hardcover
Pagination
4 p. l., 3-184 p.
Number of pages
184

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Open Library
OL6676668M
LCCN
25008418
OCLC/WorldCat
2556302

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