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The Human Machine; the Anatomical Structure & Mechanism of the Human Body. by George Brant Bridgman is a art available to read on EtoBox.

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What is the difference between art anatomy and Bridgman's concept of the human machine? The human machine is the body as not only a fixed framework but also as a complex work of art which moves and was designed to move. In over 400 drawings, George B. Bridgman demonstrates the machine through the presentations which made him a gifted lecturer and teacher in his nearly fifty years at the Art Students League in New York and which gave life to drawings by his many students during those years. All skeletal and muscular systems are fully identified, and all are shown in front, back, and side views. The Human Machine begins with the framework of bones. In each section (head, neck, hand, arm, forearm, elbow, trunk, shoulder, back, scapular region, pelvis, hip, thigh, leg, knee, foot, and toe as well as the combinations of the major sections working together), George Bridgman starts with the skeletal components of the system; then he adds the muscles, shows the changes in the muscles as the body moves and, finally, shows the appearance of the bodily section in action. At the title implies, Bridgman, throughout, supplements his anatomical work with comparative drawings of simple machines. T

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Author
George Brant Bridgman
Publisher
Dover Publications, Incorporated
Published
1972
Language
EN
ISBN
9780486227078
Category
art
Subjects
Crafts & Hobbies, Technology, Medical
Rating
4.24 / 5 (82 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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