INDEX

Abductor minimi policis

Achilles tendon

Adductor brevis

Adductor group, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3

Adductor longus

Adductor magnus

Albinus, Bernard Siegfried, Tabulae Sceleti et Musculorum Corporis Humani, plate 1, col6.1; plate 1, col6.2; plate 2, col6.3; plate 3, col6.4; plate 4, col6.5; plate 7, col6.6

Anatomy, artistic, 2.1, col2.1, 6.1, col7.1; and evolution, 6.2; and function, 6.3; learning, 6.4; medical, 6.5; of horses, col7.2

Antihelix

Antitragus

Art, history of

Astragalus

Atlas bone

Bandinelli, Baccio, Male nude from Sistine ceiling

Bellini, Gentile, col3.1; Portrait of a youth, col3.2

Biceps, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3

Biceps femoris

Biceps group, col6.1, col6.2

Blake, William

Bones, buying, 6.1; determine form, 6.2

Botticelli, Sandro, Study for the allegorical figure of Abundance

Boucher, François, col3.1; Study for the Judgment of Paris, col3.2

Brachialis anticus, col6.1, col6.2

Brachioradialis

Bruegel, Pieter, Summer, col5.1; The painter and the connoisseur, col2.1

Buonarroti, Michelangelo, see Michelangelo

Buttocks, col3.1, 4.1

Calf

Calf group, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3

Callot, Jacques, Anatomy studies, col6.1; Standing male nude, col6.2

Cambiaso, Luca, col1.1, col1.2; Christ leading the calvary, col1.3; Group of figures, col1.4

Capitellum

Carracci, Annibale, Polifemo, col4.1; Polifemo, col4.2; Standing figure of a nude woman, col1.1

Carpals

Carpus, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1

Cartilage

Cast shadow, 3.1, col3.1, col3.2, col4.1, col5.1, col7.1, col7.2, col7.3, col7.4, col7.5, col7.6, col7.7, col7.8

Cervical vertebrae

Cheek bone, col3.1, col4.1, col5.1, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1, col7.2, col7.3

Clavicle; see also Collar bone

Collar bone, col6.1, col7.1

Composition, 7.1, col7.1, col7.2, col7.3, col7.4

Condyles, col6.1; external, col6.2

Construction line, see Line

Context, see Juxtaposition

Copying; see also Model

Coracobrachialis

Correggio, Boy with a flute

Crureus, col6.1, col6.2

Cube, see Form

Curved planes, col1.1, 2.1, 3.1

Cylinder, see Form

Da Pontormo, Jacopo, Head of a woman, col3.1; Male nude, col7.1; Nude boy seated, col2.1; Virgin annunciate, col5.1

Daumier, Honoré, Don Quixote and Sancho Panza

Da Vinci, Leonardo, col1.1, col4.1, col4.2, 7.1; Canon of proportions, col4.3; Cartoon for the Virgin with Saint Anne, col4.4; Hands, col6.1; Head of an old man, col4.5; Madonna and child and other studies, col1.2; Nude on horseback, col6.2; Pupil of, Head, col2.1; Surface Anatomy of the shoulder region and head, col5.1

Degas, Edgar, 7.1; Dancer adjusting her slipper, col5.1; Study for Les Malheurs, col7.1

Del Sarto, Andrea, Head of an Apostle, col7.1; Head of an elderly man, col7.2; Studies of Hands, col6.1; Study of feet and hands, col6.2; Two joined hands, col7.3

Deltoid, col3.1, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4, col6.5, col7.1

Details, selecting, 4.1, col5.1

Direction, see Thrust

Dorsum

Drapery, col2.1, col2.2, 3.1, 5.1, col5.1, col7.1, col7.2, col7.3, col7.4, col7.5; and thrust, 5.2, col5.2, col5.3, col5.4

Drawing, learning

Dürer, Albrecht, col3.1; Christ on a cross, col7.1; Female nude, col3.2; Five nudes, study for a resurrection, col3.3; Head of a man, col2.1; Head of a Negro, col3.4; Standing female nude, col4.1

Dürer, copy of, Study of hands

Ear, col2.1, col4.1, col5.1, col7.1, col7.2, col7.3; see also Mastoid

Ensiform cartilage

Erector spinae, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col7.1

Extensor carpi radialis brevior, col2.1, col6.1

Extensor carpi radialis longus, col6.1, col6.2

Extensor carpi ulnaris, col2.1, col6.1, col7.1

Extensor communis digitorum, col6.1, col6.2

Extensor group, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2

External oblique, col1.1, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4, col6.5, col6.6, col6.7, col6.8, col7.1, col7.2, col7.3, col7.4

External oblique group

Eye, col3.1, 4.1; ball, col2.1, col2.2, col4.1; lashes, col2.3

Fascia lata, 1.1; tensor of, col1.1

Femur, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4

Fibula, col6.1, col6.2

Fingers; see also Phalanges

Flexor brevis pollicis

Flexor carpi radialis

Flexor carpi ulnaris

Flexor group, col1.1, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4, col6.5

Flexor sublimis digitorum

Foreshortening

Form, determined by bones, 6.1; geometric, 1.1, 1.2, col1.1, col1.2, col1.3, col1.4, col1.5, 2.1, col2.1, col2.2, col2.3, col2.4, 4.1, 7.1; in motion, 5.1, col5.1, col7.1; shape, lighting, and position, 1.3

Frontalis

Fuseli, John Henry, col2.1; Man embracing a woman, col2.2; The dead Achilles mourned by Thetis, col1.1

Gastrocnemius, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col7.1

Geometric form, see Form

Gluteal muscles

Gluteus maximus, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col7.1

Gluteus medius, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1

Goya, Francisco, 7.1; Three men digging, col7.1; Waking from sleep in the open, col7.2

Gracilis, col6.1, col6.2

Gravity, and man, 6.1; and the four-footed animal, 6.2

Gray’s Anatomy

Great trochanter, col4.1, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1

Hamstring, col6.1; group, 6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4, col6.5, col7.1; inner, col1.1, col6.6, col6.7, col7.2, col7.3, col7.4; outer, col1.2, col7.5

Hands, col2.1, col3.1, col5.1; see also Phalanges; Carpals; Metacarpals

Heel

Helix

Highlight, violating, 3.1, col7.1

Hips; see also Pelvis

Homer, Winslow, A fisher girl on the beach

Horses, col1.1, col2.1, col5.1, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1

Humerus, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4, col6.5, col6.6, col6.7

Iliac crest

Iliocostalis, col6.1, col6.2

Index, abductor of the

Infraspinatus group, col6.1, col6.2

Ingres, Jean Auguste Dominique, Portrait of Paganini

Internal oblique

Ischium

Jawbone, col1.1, col2.1

Juxtaposition

Latissimus dorsi, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4, col6.5, col6.6, col7.1, col7.2

Light, and planes, 3.1; and shade, 1.1, col1.1, col2.1, 3.2; and three dimensional form, 3.3; changing on plane, col2.2; destroying form, 3.4, inventing, 3.5, 3.6, col3.1, 4.1, col4.1, col5.1, col7.1; jumping, 3.7, col5.2; selecting, col7.2; sources of, col1.2, col1.3, col2.3, col2.4, 3.8, col7.3, col7.4; see also Tone

Line, 2.1; and functional groups, 6.1; and thrust, 5.1; as color meets color, 2.2, col2.1, col2.2, col2.3; as outer edges, 2.3, col2.4; as plane meets plane, 2.4, col2.5, col2.6, col2.7, col2.8, col2.9; as tone meets tone, 2.5, col2.10, col4.1; concave, col3.1, col3.2; construction, col5.1, col5.2, col7.1, col7.2; convex, col3.3, col3.4; explaining shape, 2.6, col2.11, col2.12; made with dots, col2.13; practicing, 1.1; suggesting changing tones, 2.7; to indicate direction, col2.14

Lippi, Filippino, Athletic youth

Lips

Longissimus dorsi, col6.1, col6.2

Lumbar vertebrae

Mantegna, Andrea, Judith and her servant

Mass, 4.1, col7.1; and detail, 4.2; and general shape, 4.3; and perspective, col7.2; and proportion, 4.4; as symbols, col4.1

Mastoid, col7.1; processes, col7.2

Metacarpals, col5.1, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col7.1, col7.2

Metatarsals, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4

Michelangelo, 4.1, col4.1; Figure of male nude, col6.1; Head in profile, col7.1; Nude youth, col7.2; Studies for the Libyan Sibyl, col4.2; Study for Christ, col6.2; Study of the back and legs of a man, col6.3; Study of a nude, col7.3

Models, copying from, col2.1, col2.2, col3.1, col5.1, col5.2, col6.1, col7.1, col7.2; drawing without, 6.1

Moore, Henry

Muscles, and function, 6.1; origin and insertion of, 6.2; see also Anatomy

Nose, col2.1, col2.2, col3.1, col4.1, col4.2, col5.1, col7.1, col7.2

Nostril

Os calsis

Palmaris brevis, col6.1, col6.2

Palmaris longus

Patella, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1

Pectineus

Pectoralis major, col2.1, col2.2, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3

Pelvic crest, col6.1, col6.2

Pelvic girdle

Pelvis, 4.1, col4.1, col4.2, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4, col6.5, col6.6, col6.7, col6.8, col6.9, col6.10, col7.1, col7.2, col7.3, col7.4

Peroneal group, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3

Peroneus longus

Peroneus tertius

Perspective, col2.1, col3.1, col5.1, 7.1, col7.1, col7.2, col7.3, col7.4

Philtrum

Phalanges, col5.1, col6.1, col7.1

Pillow muscle

Pisanello, Antonio, Mule

Plane, meeting plane; see also Light; Line

Pollaiuolo, Antonio, Figure of Adam

Position, see Thrust

Poussin, Nicolas, Holy Family

Pronator radii teres

Proportion, col4.1, col4.2, col4.3, col5.1; and bones, col7.1; of the head, col4.4

Quadriceps femoris group, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4, col6.5, col7.1

Radius

Raphael, 7.1; Combat of naked men, col3.1; Combat of nude men, col6.1; Fight between man on a horse and two nude soldiers, col2.1; Hercules and the centaur, col7.1; Study for the transfiguration, col6.2; Study of David after Michelangelo, col7.2

Rectus femoris, col6.1, col6.2

Rectus abdominis, col4.1, col5.1, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1

Rembrandt, col2.1; Female nude, col7.1; Girl sleeping, col7.2; Saskia carrying Rumbartus downstairs, col7.3; Two butchers at work, col5.1; Woman with clasped hands, col2.2

Rhomboid group, col6.1, col6.2

Rib cage, 1.1, col2.1, col2.2, col3.1, col3.2, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 5.1, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4, col7.1, col7.2, col7.3, col7.4, col7.5

Rimmer’s anatomy

Robusti, Jacopo, see Tintoretto

Rodin, Auguste, Figure disrobing

Romano, Giulio, Two figures

Rubens, Peter Paul, 4.1; Nude woman, col7.1; Portrait of a little boy, col7.2; Portrait of Isabella Brant, col3.1; Studies of arms and legs, col6.1; Studies of heads and hands, col5.1; Study for Abraham and Melchizedek, col7.3; Study for Mercury descending, col5.2

Sacrum, col1.1, col4.1, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1, col7.2

Sanzio, Raphael, see Raphael

Sartorius, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2

Semimembranosus, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2

Semitendinosus, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2

Serratus magnus, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2

Shade, 3.1, 3.2; see also Cast shadow; Light; Shading

Shading, the rear form

Shadow, see Cast shadow; Shading

Shoulder blade, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4, col7.1, col7.2

Shoulder girdle, col6.1, col6.2

Signorelli, Luca, Nude man from rear

Soleus, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3

Sphere, see Form

Spinalis dorsi, col6.1, col6.2

Sternomastoid, 6.1, 6.2, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1

Sternum, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2

Supinator group, 6.1, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4

Supinator longus

Symphysis pubis, 4.1, col4.1, col4.2, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col7.1

Tarsal bones

Tarsus

Temporal fossa

Tensor, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1, col7.2

Tensor fascia femoris, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3

Teres, major, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col7.1; minor, col6.4, col6.5, col7.2

Texture

Thrust, col5.1, col5.2, col7.1, col7.2, col7.3, col7.4, col7.5; and drapery, 5.1, col5.3, col5.4, col5.5; and light, 3.1; and line, 5.2; and tones, 5.3; and true shape, 5.4; determining, 5.5

Tibia, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col7.1, col7.2, col7.3, col7.4

Tibialis anticus, col2.1, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1, col7.2

Tiepolo, Giovanni Battista, Angel

Tintoretto, Design for archer, col2.1; Design for Venus and Vulcan, col3.1; Draped standing figure, col5.1

Titian, Rider and fallen foe

Tones, and color, 3.1; and direction of form, 5.1; and interior planes, 3.2; meeting tone, col2.1; movement of, 1.1, col3.1, col3.2, col7.1, col7.2; reversing, 3.3, col7.3; see also Light; Shade

Tragus

Transversalis

Trapezius, col3.1, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3, col6.4, col7.1, col7.2

Triceps, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3

Trochlea

Ulna, col2.1, col6.1, col6.2, col7.1

Van Rijn, Rembrandt, see Rembrandt

Vastus externus, col6.1, col6.2

Vastus internus, col6.1, col6.2, col6.3

Vecelli, Tiziano, see Titian

Veronese, Paolo

Vesalius, Andreas, De Humani Corporis Fabrica, plate 21, col6.1; plate 22, col6.2; plate 23, col6.3; plate 26, col6.4; plate 32, col6.5; plate 33, col6.6; plate 35, col6.7

Watteau, Antoine, Nine studies of heads, col5.1; Woman seated on the ground, col2.1

Whistler, James

Wrinkles

Zygomaticus