The artists repository and drawing magazine: exhibiting the principles of the polite arts in their various branches (1.1787)

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A LIST OF THE PLATES,

In the moft convenient order for placing them.

N» B. The fmaller figures refer to that number of
the work in which that plate was publifhed.

PRINCIPLES OF HEADS.

No

(I.) Eyes at large - - i

(II.) Nofes at large - 2

(III.) Mouths at large - 3

(IV.) Ears at large 4

(V.J Head outlines .X

(VI.) Head in front - l

(VII.) Head profile - - 2

(VIII.) Head looking down - 2

(IX.) Do looking up 3

(X.) Do. profile fmail - - 3
The principles of thefe Heads are explained in
Lecture IV.

CHARACTER OF THE FACE.

Outlines meafured from the antique, viz.

No.

(XI.) Venus, &c. - - 6

(XII.) Dying gladiator, &c. - 7

(XIII.) Hercules, &c. Q
(XV.) Fragment, &c. - - 9

The ufe of thefe meafures is not only to give an
idea of juft. proportion, hut alfo that the ttudent
may have an opportunity of comparing the meafures
of the fame parts in different Characters.

Character, heads outlines and finifhed.

No.!

(XV.) Womens heads, - .12

(XVI.) Womens heads, —- 12
(XVII.) Mens heads — 8

(XNII.) Mens heads, — 8

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