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I'm working through Modelling & Sculpting the Human Figure by Edouard Lanteri. This bust is used as the example for sculpting the head. Lanteri is working from a plaster copy of the original.

On pg. 39 he gives the title as 'The Lawyer' by Donatello. I haven't been able to find this sculpture attributed to Donatello.

For the earlier examples he's using Michaelangelo's David and I've been able to print my references. I was hoping to find a model of this sculpture as well.

Can anyone please give me more information?

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[โ€“] TabbsTheBat@pawb.social 5 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) (1 children)

The sculpture pictured is paysan by eduard lanteri

I couldn't say more about it than that

[โ€“] Machinist@lemmy.world 5 points 3 months ago

The Peasant is actually a different bust than this one. Note the collar of the robe on this sculpture.

That bust is featured a little later in the book as an example of sculpting from life.