The Book of a Hundred Hands (Dover Anatomy for Artists)

<P><I>The Book of a Hundred Hands</I> is exactly what it sounds like. With this delightful little book George Bridgman has handed the world's artists a remarkable resource. As he points out the human hand has a tremendous capacity for expression and the attentive artist takes advantage of this potential to imbue their work with detail and meaning. After all we can tell a lot about a person from their hands: everything from a subject's age and gender to their psychological and emotional states and even occupation.</P><P>With 100 carefully-selected illustrations that clearly identify the regions of the hand in a variety of positions <I>The Book of a Hundred Hands</I> is the perfect workbook and reference for any artist beginning or experienced. Whether you read it as a textbook or pull it from your shelf for inspiration when you're stumped on a particular hand-rendering problem this book is a worthy addition to any artist's library. The lessons it contains are sure to elevate your human figures to new levels of expression and detail.</P><p>Readers interested in related titles from George B. Bridgman will also want to see: Heads Features and Faces (ISBN: 1626544972 ).</p>