A still life with a plaster head in the artist's studio - Henri Frédéric Boot
Dutch, 1877–1963
Oil on canvas, 118 x 80 cm. (46.5 x 31.5 in.)
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A still life with a plaster head in the artist's studio - Henri Frédéric Boot
Dutch, 1877–1963
Oil on canvas, 118 x 80 cm. (46.5 x 31.5 in.)
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That head attracted my attention most of the others. I was looking at it, and there was such an unusual feeling as if that head hypnotized me. There were many other plaster heads, Apollo, Caesar, Amazon and they were really beautiful and perfect, but i looked at that very head, which seemed to be so simple and so complicated at the same time.
Later, i learned that that head is the ‘Houdon Head’ or ‘Ecorche’, a plaster head of generalized planes. The tutorial gives and idea of the construction of three-dimensional structure of the head, patterns of light and shade and perspective reductions.
Jean-Antoine Houdon, the french sculptor, has created the figure of Saint John the Baptist, the first draft of which, he executed in the form of an anatomical figure, using all the knowledge he got from Segur, the surgeon. Segur taught Jean-Antoine Houdon anatomy on corpses in the hospital of St. Louis of the French.
‘Ecorche’ has been declared as the best anatomical model ever existed, and nowadays the copies of it are used in different workshops all over the world.
and that is Amazon.
While having fifteen-minute breaks, i was looking around, discovering different things - plaster heads, sketches and drafts - and i knew that every of that head has its own name.
Sketching plaster head. It’ll be my everyday habit for the at least next several months.