Book What To Draw and How To Draw It Replica 1913 - UK 2000

This volume is a faithful reissue of the famous manual "What To Draw and How To Draw It" by E.G. Lutz, originally published in 1913 and reprinted here in a 2000 facsimile edition printed in the United Kingdom. This book has marked the history of illustration and drawing education, so much so that it was cited as a source of inspiration for Walt Disney in his early career. Its pages offer a simple yet extremely effective approach to the art of drawing, with a step-by-step system that allows you to create complex figures starting from basic shapes.

This edition's uniqueness lies in its faithfulness to the 1913 original, making it not only a valuable learning manual but also a fascinating collector's item for illustration enthusiasts, artists, teachers, and scholars of the history of graphic art. It contains diagrams and instructional illustrations demonstrating how to draw animals, people, objects, and scenes, in a clear and intuitive style that retains the educational appeal of the early twentieth century.

The book "What To Draw and How To Draw It" is now considered a fundamental reference in drawing pedagogy, a text that has influenced generations of artists and continues to be a creative tool even in contemporary times. This 2000 hardcover replica, with faithful illustrations to the original, restores all the charm of the historic volume, thus serving as a bridge between the past and the present.

A piece that cannot be missing from the library of anyone who loves drawing, the history of illustrated art and the vintage manuals that trained the great masters of animation and visual creativity.

Characteristics

Height: 18 cm

Width: 26 cm

Thickness: 1.5 cm

Thickness: 1.5 cm

Weight: 0.3 kg

Material: Paper