Explore the fascinating and detailed art of drawing human
anatomy. This collection of 14 historic books on anatomy drawing
will teach you all the aspects of the human body and the correct
way to draw each aspect to pull out exactly the details you
are seeking in your artwork. Many of the volumes are richly
illustrated to help guide you on your journey of becoming
an expert human anatomy artist.
All the titles contained on this CD are listed below.
- Artistic anatomy of the human figure (1852) - Warren,
Henry - 98 pages
- Constructive anatomy (1920) - Bridgman, George Brant -
223 pages
- Living anatomy (1900) - Burns, Cecil L; Colenso, Robert
J - 89 pages
- Duval's artistic anatomy; completely revised, with additional
original illustrations (1905) - Duval, Mathias; Paterson,
A. Melville (Andrew Melville) - 375 pages
- A handbook of anatomy for art students (1899) - Thomson,
Arthur - 547 pages
- Human anatomy for art students; (1920) - Fripp, Alfred
Downing; Thompson, Ralph - 304 pages
- The proportions of the human body (1892) - Windle, Bertram
Coghill Alan - 131 pages
- Practical art anatomy (1918) - Lutz, Edwin George - 272
pages
- Anatomy in its relation to art : an exposition of the
bones & muscles of the human body with especial reference
to their influence upon its actions & external form (1901)
- McClellan, George - 515 pages [Note: Page scans are very
light due to fading]
- Essays on the anatomy of expression in painting (1806)
- Bell, Charles - 221 pages
- The anatomy and philosophy of expression as connected
with the fine arts (1890) - Bell, Charles - 344 pages
- Elements of anatomy : designed for the use of students
in the fine arts (1818) - Sharpe, James Birch - 94 pages
- Studies of the human figure : with some notes on drawing
and anatomy (1918) - Ellwood, G. M. (George Montague); Yerbury,
Francis Rowland - 195 pages
- The human figure (1911) - Vanderpoel, John Henry - 184
pages
Here are some selected page images from various volumes in
the collection:




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