Bargue Plate I-13 Main de Voltaire (Voltaire's Hand) Anatomy One steel end is formed

One steel end is formed into a bullnose shape

It is is also used in larger amounts (combined or not combined with water) in the monotype or photopolymer techniques

Measures: 7 x 4 x 2"

Details: • 2 page markers • Blank table of contents • Numbered pages • Gusseted pocket • Elastic enclosure band • 8 perforated and detachable sheets • Sticker set for labeling and archiving • Thread-bound book opens flat • Slightly chamois colored paper to improve readability

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Bargue Plate I-13 Main de Voltaire (Voltaire's Hand) Anatomy One steel end is formedDrawing made by Charles Bargue from the plaster cast of the hand of Voltaire, certainly made by the sculptor Jean Antoine Houdon during the death of the philosopher. The plate represents three progressive stages of the drawing: from the sketch of the simplified forms, to the completed drawing. The Bargue plate has been carefully restored before being printed in lithography at full size and high resolution, so that it can be made available to art