Human Anotomy

Anatomy for the Artist

Using superb, specially commissioned photographs of male and female models, together with historical and contemporary works of art, and her own illustrations, Sarah shows us how to see inside the human frame to map its musclee groups, skeletal strength, balance, poise, and grace. More than 250 photographs and 100 drawings are used to reveal and celebrate the body. By Sarah Simblet, Photography John Davis.

Human Proportions For Artists

This book will be of particular interest to art students and serious amateurs. It discusses human proportions and includes profuse illustrations and tables of about 120 representative human measurements of both male and female figures in both inch and metric dimensions. By Avard T. Fairbanks & Eugene F. Fairbanks, 157 Illustrations, 226 pages.

Visualizing Muscles

An exciting approach for studying anatomy as the muscles were actually painted onto the skin of the model. Written by John Cody, M.D. 242 pages.

Atlas of Human Anatomy
for the Artist

This book remains unsurpassed as a manual for students exploring human anatomy. An excellent resource to have in your library. Written by Stephen Rogers Peck. 288 pages.

Dynamic Anatomy

Unique, detailed studies of the human figure as artistic anatomy. Hogarth emphasizes the relationship of mass to movement, going far beyond the factual elements of anatomy. This fascinating book provides the reader with sound and practical methods for drawing and sculpting human forms that come alive. Written by Burne Hogarth. 232 pages.

Human Anatomy for Artists

In the most up-to-date and fully illustrated guide available, Goldfinger presents a single, all inclusive reference to human form capturing everything artists need in one convenient volume. Written by Eliot Goldfinger. 348 pages

Human Anatomy
Made Amazingly Easy

Fully illustrated, Human Anatomy Made Amazingly Easy is filled with artists' most coveted secrets, including the use of perspective on the body, foreshortening and diminution, and methods of self-checking proportions. Over 350 illustrations. Written by Christopher Hart. 144 pages.

Anatomy Lessons
From the Great Masters

This book reveals the anatomical drawing principles in 100 masterpieces by such great artists as Leonardo, Michelangelo, Rubens, Raphael, Durer, Titian, and Rembrandt, as well as other masters of the figure such as Tintoretto, Andrea del Sarto, Pontormo and more. By Robert Beverly Hale & Terence Coyle, 200 illustrations, 272 pg.