Sculpture Bibliography
Paul Rigby   

General

Art of teaching art.  Deborah A. Rockman.
Barnes Foundation. Journal of the Art Department. V.II, no.1 (curriculum)
Problem of form.  Adolph Hildebrand.
Sculpture: theme and variation; towards a contemporary aesthetic.   E.H. Ramsden.
Zorach explains sculpture. William Zorach.

Individual Artists (includes exhibition catalogs)

Alberto Giacometti.  Christian Klemm.
Alberto Giacometti. Yves Bonnefoy. (in set with Diego Giacometti).
Alfred Van Loen.  Paul Mocsanyi.
Allan Houser. W. Jackson Rusing III.
Anthonisen.  George Anthonisen.
Antoine-Louis Barye; sculptor of romantic realism.  Glenn F. Benge.
Antonio Canova.  Elena Bassi.
Archipenko; fifty creative years.
Archipenko; international visionary. Donald Karshan.
Argenti di Peppe Romano. Carlo Giacomozzi.
Aristide Maillol. Bertrand Lorquin.
Art of William Edmondson. Cheekwood Museum of Art.
Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. J. A. Schmoll gen. Eisenwerth.
Augustin Pajou; royal sculptor.James David Draper.
Augustus Saint-Gaudens; American sculptor of the Gilded Age. Henry J. Duffy.
Barye; catalogue raisonne des sculptures.  Michel Poletti.
Bill Reid.  Doris Shadbolt.
Blake Edwards; a diversity of expression.
Brian P. Hanlon; sculptor of our times.
Bernini. Rudolf Wittkower.
Bernini; the modelo for the fountain of the Moor. Andrew Butterfield.
Bruno Lucchesi. David Finn.
Bugatti.  Henry H. Hawley.
Bulletin. Philadelphia Museum of Art (Raymond Duchamp-Villon) (2)
Camille; the life of Camille Claudel. Reine-Marie Paris.
Canova. Fred Licht.
Carl Milles. Henrik Cornell.
Carl Milles; an interpretation of his work. Meyric R. Rogers.
Carole A. Feuerman; sculpture. Dena Merriam.
Celebrating the familiar; the sculpture of J. Seward Johnson, Jr.
Chadwick (Lynn), Knoxville Museum of Art.
Chana Orloff. Felix Marcilhac.
Chana Orloff (1888-1968); exposition retrospective-120sculptures.
Charles M. Russell. sculptor.  Rick Stewart.
Charles Umlauf; sculptor.
Chiparus; master of Art Deco. Alberto Shayo. 2nd ed.
Clodion 1738-1814.  Anne Poulet.
Complete works of Michelangelo.
Constantin Brancusi. Pierre Cabanne.
Constantin Brancusi; the essence of things. Carmen Gimenez.
Constantin Bancusi; 1876-1957. Friedrich Teja Bach. Phila. Museum of Art.
Dagbook Diary (Gustav Vigeland)
Dan Ostermiller. Spanierman Gallery (2 catalogs).
Dan Ostermiller; les animalier. Donna Fleischer.
Daniel Chester French; an American sculptor. Michael Richman.
David; five hundred years. Antonio Paolucci.
David Smith; a centennial.  Carmen Gimenez.
DeGarthe; his life, marine art and sculpture.  Douglas Pope.
Desiderio Da Settignano; sculptor of Renaissance Florence.  Marc Bormand.
Despiau. Universe Books, 1959
Diana Guest; stonecarver.
Diego Giocometti. Francois Baudot. (in set with Alberto Giacommetti).
Discovery in stone; Jane B. Armstrong.
Donatello. (Phaidon edition).
Elie Nadelman; sculptor of modern life. Barbara Haskell (Whitney Museum).
Elusive images of Michael Budden.
Emilio Greco sculpture and drawings. J.P. Hodin. (photo)
Epstein; an autobiography. Jacob Epstein.
Epstein; artist against the establishment.  Stephen Gardiner.
Erastus D. Palmer; sculpture-ideas. J. Carson Webster.
Eric Gill; the sculpture. Judith Collins.
Facing the other; Charles Cordier (1827-1905). Laure de Margerie.
Francois Pompon 1855-1933. Catherine Chevillot.
Francois Pompon; sculpture animalier Bourguignon. 1964.
Frederick Hart; sculptor.  Marshall Lee.
Gaudier-Brzeska. Evelyn Silber.
Generals in Bronze (James E. Kelly). William Styple.
Gaetano Federici and the American sculptural tradition. (photo U)
George Carlson; dignity in art. James H. Nottage.
George Papashvily: sculptor. Retrospective catalogue. (photo U)
George Segal.  Sam Hunter.
Giacometti; a biography in pictures.  Reinhold Holh.
gutzon borglum; his life and work. Robin Borglum Carter.
Heads and tales. Malvina Hoffman.
Heinz Warneke (1895-1983); a sculptor first and last. Mary Cunningham.
Henry Mitchell; Philadelphia sculptor.
Henry Moore.  Susan Compton.
Henry Moore. Herbert Read.
Henry Moore; the life and work of a great sculptor. Donald Hall.
Hiram Powers; Vermont sculptor, 1805-1873. V. I and II. Richard P. Wunder.
Hugo Robus (1885-1964). Roberta K. Tarbell.
I set before you this day; a sculpture by George Anthonisen.
Ilias Lalaounis microsculptures; idols of the stone age to the helix of contemporary
     genetics.  Ioanna Lalaounis Tsouropoulou.
Isaac Witkin; the past decade (1996). Grounds for Sculpture.
Isamu Noguchi; essays and conversations. Diane Apostolos-Cappadona.
Ivan Mestrovic; sculptor and patriot.  Laurence Schmeckebier.
Jacques Lipschitz and Philadelphia.  Michael R. Taylor.
Jean-Antoine Houdon; sculptor of the Enlightenment. Anne L. Poulet.
Jim Cary; his life and art.  Tova Navarro.
Jo Davidson; portrait sculpture. National Portrait Gallery.
Jo Davidson; sculpture (Knoedler Galleries, 1967).
Joe Brown; retrospective catalogue 1932-1966.
Joel Fisher; text.
John Quincy Adams Ward; Dean of American sculpture. Lewis I. Sharp.
John Rogers; the people’s sculptor. David H. Wallace. (photo)
John Schueler; about the sky. Diane D. Moran.
John Storrs. Noel Frackman.
Joseph Csaky a pioneer of modern sculpture.
Julie Warren Martin; sculptor of stone.
Karl Bitter; architectural sculptor 1867-1915. James Dennis.
Kent Ullberg; monuments to nature. Todd Wilkinson.
Known by the work of his hands (Joseph Brownmiller). Claire Messimer.
Kubach-Wilmsen; inside stone 1999.
Kunslerleben in Rom. Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844).
Lynda Benglis. Carter Ratcliff. Locks Gallery.
Louis Mueller; sculpture. Helen Drutt Gallery.
Making it happen.  (David Adickes).  Linda Wiley.
Malvina Hoffman.  Arsene Alexandre.
Malvina Hoffman; American sculptors series.
Marie-Helene Allain; the symbolism of stone. Carolle Gagnon.
Mark Lere; sculpture/installation.
Masayuke Nagare; the life of a samurai artist.  Masayuke Nagare.
Michael Lord. Marion Scott Gallery.
Michelangelo. Frederick Hartt.
Miracles; the sculptures of William Edmondson.
Modigliani; beyond the myth.  Mason Klein.
Moises; esculturas. (1990).
Museum without walls; Henry Moore: in New York City. (2)
Nakian. Frank O’Hara.
Nicolaus Widerberg.  Grounds for Sculpture.
Osip Zadkine.  (photo U)
Oteiza; myth and modernism.  Guggenheim Museum.
Pal Svensson: sculptor.  Hans Hammarskiold.
Paul Manship. John Manship.
Peter Gourfain; clay, wood, bronze, and works on paper.  Russell Panczenko.
Picasso's concrete sculpture. Sally Fairweather.
Raccolta Amici Di Manzu (Giacomo Manzu
Randolph Rogers; American sculptor in Rome. Millard F. Rogers, Jr.
Raymond Duchamp-Villon; pioneer of modern sculpture.  Judith Zilezer.
Rembrandt Bugatti; life in sculpture. Edward Horswell.
Rembrandt Bugatti; New York-2004. James Graham and Sons.
Robert A. Baillie; carver of stone.  Beatrice Gilman Proske.
Rodin and Michelangelo; a study in artistic inspiration.
Rodin rediscovered. Albert E. Elsen.
Rodin; the B. Gerald Cantor collection. Joan Miller.
Rodin’s monument to Victor Hugo. Ruth Butler.
Sculptor; Asmundar Sveisson. And edda in shapes and symbols.
Sculptor in buckskin. an autobiography by Alexander Phimster Proctor.
Sculptor's clay; Charles Grafly (1862-1929).  Dorothy Grafly Drummond.
Sculpture by Antoine-Louis Barye in the collection of the Fogg Art Museum.
Sculpture of Clement Meadmore.  Eric Gibson.
The sculpture of Elie Nadelman.  Lincoln Kirstein. (photo U)
The sculpture of Falconet.  George Levitine.
The sculpture of  Jacques Lipschitz.  Henry R. Hope. (photo U)
Sculpture of Joseph Coletti.  Introduction by Alan Priest.
The sculpture of Ivan Mestrovic. Norman L. Rice.
The sculptures of Houdon. H.H. Arnason.
The sculptures of Michelangelo. Ludwig Goldscheider.
The sculpture of Picasso. Roland Penrose.
Sergei Konionkov. K. Kravchenko.
Six wars at a time.  (Gutzon Borglum) Howard Shaff.
Sketches in clay for projects by Gian Lorenzo Bernini.
Slavik; sculptures evolutives. Photos de Lamberto Scipioni.
Solon Borglum; a man who stands alone. A. Mervyn Davies.
Sophia Vari. Justin Spring..
Sophia Vari; recent sculpture. Nohra Haime Gallery. (1991)
Spirit of the wild things; the art of  Sandy Scott.
Stella Elkins Tyler; a legacy born in bronze. Roberta A. Mayer.
Steve Tobin; reconstructions. Philip and Muriel Berman Museum of Art.
Strong-Cuevas; premonitions in retrospect.  Grounds for Sculpture.
Tilman Riemenschneider; master sculptor of the late middle ages. J. Chapuis.
Uncommon clay; the life and work of Augustus Saint Gaudens. Burke Wilkinson.
Vigelands skulpturpark, Oslo.
Voices in bronze; the creation of a sculpture by Richard McDermott Miller.
Wildlife and western heroes; Alexander Phimister Proctor, sculptor. Peter Hasrick.
World of Bernini; 1598-1680. Robert Wallace.
Yesterday is tomorrow; a personal history.  Malvina Hoffman.

Collections (includes exhibition catalogs)

3 generations of  African American women sculptors. Leslie King-Hammond.
19^th and 20^th century sculpture. (Christies, 9-14-79)
Allure of bronze, masterpieces from the Walters Art Gallery.
American figurative sculpture in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
American masters; sculpture from Brookgreen Gardens.
American paintings, drawings and sculpture of the 19^th and 20^th centuries
        (Christies, 12-8-78).
American sculpture 1951;a national competitive exhibition. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
American Sculpture at Yale University.  Paula B. Freedman.
American sculpture in the Museum of American Art of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
Ancient bronzes; a guide to the Yale collections.
Animals in Greek sculpture; a survey. Gisela Richter.
Animals in four worlds; sculptures from India.
Asian traditions/modern expressions. Asian American artists and abstraction 1945-1970.
Bronzes of the American West. Patricia Janis Broder.
Brookgreen Gardens. Kennedy Kipps.
Brookgreen Gardens sculpture. Beatrice Gilman Proske.
Brookgreen Gardens sculpture; volume II. Robin R. Salmon.
Canadian Eskimo art. Department of Northern Affairs (Canada).
Cimitero di Staglieno. Giovanni Grasso. Sagep Editrice. 1976.
The color of sculpture. Andreas Bluhm.
Contemporary American sculpture issued for the exhibition held by the National
      Sculpture Society in cooperation with the trustees of the California Palace of the
      Legion of Honor.  (1929)
Comtemporary outdoor sculpture.  Brooke Barrie.
Continuity and change: twentieth century sculpture in the Ashmolean Museum. Katharine
       Eustace.
La escultura del Mexico Antiguo.  Paul Westheim.
Farm on fifth avenue (animal figures in the Metropolitan).
Fifty masterpieces of sculpture; Victoria and Albert Museum.
Figure in American sculpture; a question of modernity.
Five sculptors: Peter Agostini, Christopher Cairns, Bruce Gagnier, Jonathan Silver, George Spaventa.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt memorial. Lawrence Halprin.
From the studio; selections of American sculpture 1811-1941.
Introduction to the Hirshhorn museum and sculpture garden.
Kroller-Muller State Museum.
Light on stone; Greek and Roman sculpture in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Living with modern sculpture; the John B. Putnam, Jr. memorial collection Princeton 
       University.  Patrick Kelleher.
A marble quarry; the James Ricau collection of sculpture at the Chrysler Museum of Art.
Masterpieces of the J. Paul Getty Museum; European sculpture.
Metropolitan Museum of Art; Greece and Rome. Joan R. Mertens.
National Sculpture Society celebrates the figure, 1987.
National Sculpture Society, 1988 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 1989 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 1991 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 1993 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 1996 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 1997 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 1998 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 1999 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 2000 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 2001 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 2002 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 2003 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 2004 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 2005 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society, 2006 annual exhibition.
National Sculpture Society exhibition (Whitney Museum, 1940).
Natural habitat; contemporary wildlife artists of North America.
Pepsico Sculpture Gardens. Purchase, New York, 1982.
Philadelphia Sculptors; 2000.
Philadelphia Sculptors; Zero One.
Public Sculpture in New Jersey. Meredith Arms Bzdak.
Record of the Art Museum Princeton University. V.48, no.2. (Olmec sculpture)
Rediscoveries in American sculpture; studios works 1893-1939. Janis Connor.
Return to life; a new look at the portrait bust. Penelope Curtis.
Roman Portraits. Gisela Richter. (Metropolitan Museum of Art).
San Lorenzo e le Cappelle Medicee.  Renzo Chiarelli.
Saving graces; images of women in European cemeteries.  David Robinson.
Sculptor of the human spirit. (Bruno Lucchesi) Dena Merriam. (photo)
Sculpture; an illustrated catalogue. National Gallery of Art (Wash.).  
Sculpture from the Albert A. List Family collection.
Sculpture in the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Cornelius C. Vermeule.
Sculpture of Angkor and ancient Cambodia, National Gallery of Art, Wash, DC.
Sculpture of the exposition palaces and courts; descriptive notes on the art and statuary at
      the Panama Pacific International Exposition San Francisco (1915).
Sculpture since the sixties; from the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum of
          American Art.  (2)
Staglieno. Giovanni Grasso.
Tigers of Princeton University; a campus safari and photo essay. Wink Einthoven.
Wallace collection catalogues; sculpture; marbles, terra-cottas and bronzes,
    carvings in ivory and wood, plaquettes, medals, coins and wax reliefs.
Wildfowl art; carvings from the Ward World Championship.

Historical Reviews (periods and regions)

19^th century sculpture. H.W. Janson.
200 years of American sculpture.  Tom Armstrong.
African sculpture. William Fagg.
The ancient ones; sacred monuments of the Inka, Maya, and Cliffdweller. Hans Li.
Art Deco 1910-1939. Charlotte Benton.
Art of carved sculpture. 2v.  Kineton Parkes.
Art of ceramics; European ceramic design 1500-1830.  Howard Coutts.
Breaking the mold; sculpture in Paris from Daumier to Rodin.  Phillip Dennis Cate.
Bronze, clay and stone; Chinese art in the C.C. Wang family collection.  Annette
            L. Juliano.
Bronze menagerie; mat weights of early China.  Michelle Wang.
Cast and carved; American sculpture 1850-1950. Geral Peters Gallery.
Carved in stone. A history of the Barre granite industry. Rod Clarke.
Cathedrals of France.  Auguste Rodin.
Centaur's smile; the human animal in early Greek art.
Cimitero di Staglieno. Giovanni Grasso. (pamphlet)
Circle of bliss; Buddhist meditational art. John C. Huntington.
Concise history of modern sculpture. Herbert Read.
Contemporary American Sculpture. C. Ludwig Brumme. (photo)
Contemporary Japanese sculpture. Janet Koplos.
Craft of the Japanese sculptor.  Langdon Warner.
Earth and fire; Italian terracotta sculpture from Donatello to Canova. Bruce Boucher.
Egyptian sculpture; Cairo and Luxor. Edna R. Russmann.
Essential Art Deco.  Iain Zaczek.
European Bronzes from the Quentin Collection. Manfred Leithe-Jasper.
Evolution of modern sculpture; tradition and innovation. A. M. Hammacher.
Fingerprints of the artist; European terra-cotta sculpture from the Arthur M. Sackler Collections.
From the sculptor’s hand; Italian Baroque terracottas from the State Hermitage Museum.
Geschichte der Deutschen plastik. Adolf Feulner.
Giacomo Serpotta and the stuccatori of Palermo 1560-1790.  Donald Garstang.
Greek and Roman sculpture in America. Cornelius C. Vermeule.
Greek sculpture. (2 vol.) Andrew Stewart.
The Greek miracle; classical sculpture from the dawn of democracy, 5^th cent BC.
Heritage of Thai sculpture. Jean Boisselier.
Italian Renaissance sculpture. Andrew Butterfield.
Italian sculpture from the Gothic to the Baroque. Andrew Butterfield.
Meaning of modern sculpture. R. H. Wilenski. (photo)
Modern Sculpture. Alan Bownes.
Monuments; America’s history in art and memory.  Judith Dupre.
Outdoor monuments of Manhattan; a historical guide.  Dianne L. Durante.
The Parthenon frieze. Jenifer Neils.
The partial figure in modern sculpture from Rodin to 1969. Albert E. Elsen.
Philadelphia's treasures in bronze and Stone.
Playing with fire; European terracotta models, 1740-1840. James David Draper.
Public art in Philadelphia. Penny Balkin Bach.
Roman sculpture.  Diana E. E. Kleiner.
Sculpture 1900-1945. Penelope Curtis.
Sculpture of the world; a history.  Sheldon Cheney.
Sketches and bozzetti by American sculptors 1800-1950. Millard F. Rogers, Jr.
The spirit of American sculpture; written for the National Sculpture Society.
          Adeline Adams. 1929.
The sport of life and death; the Mesoamerican ballgame. E. Michael Whittington.
Stone images of Esie, Nigeria. Phillips Stevens.
Stones of Florence. Mary McCarthy.
Taino; Pre-Columbian art and culture from the Caribbean.  Fatima Bercht.
Three American sculptors and the female nude. (Lachaise, Nadelman, Archipenko).
Victorian Sculpture.  Benedict Read.

Method, general (see also specific types of sculpture)

3-D wizardry; design in papier-mache, plaster and foam. George Wolfe.
A brief lesson on the importance of proportion and grace of line in sculpture. (photo)
Carving techniques. Glynis Beecroft.
Complete guide to sculpture, modeling and ceramics; techniques and materials.
Creating sculpture. Jules Struppeck.
Creative carving.  Dona Z. Meilach.
Elementary instructions for students of sculpture.  Francesco Carradori.
Encyclopedia of sculpture techniques. John Mills.
Living materials; a sculptor’s handbook.  Oliver Andrews.
Materials of sculpture.  Nicholas Penny.
Modelling and sculpture in the making.  Sargeant Jagger.
Modelling and sculpture.  Albert Toft.
Modelling and sculpture; a practical treatise for students, with a brief history of the art.
         Roderick Glass.  (photo)
New and classic sculpture methods.  Arthur Zaidenberg.
Practical sculpture. Tuck Langland. (photo)
Primer of sculpture.  E. Roscoe Mullins.
The process of sculpture.  Anthony Padovano.
The sculptor's way; a guide to modelling and sculpture. Brenda Putnam.
Sculpture.  Philip Rawson.
Sculpture; a basic handbook for students. 3^rd ed. Ronald L. Coleman.
Sculpture at your finger tips.  Fred Press.
Sculpture for beginners. Henry Lion.
Sculpture; inside and out.  Malvina Hoffman.
Sculpture Options. Bas relief; the guide to a hands on approach to sculpting on a field, or
         background.  Ken Bradford (photo).
Sculpture; principles and practice.  Louis Slobodkin.
Sculpture; technique, form, content.  Arthur Williams.
Sculpture; techniques in clay, wax, and slate.  Frank Eliscu. (photo U)
Sculpture; tools, materials, and techniques.  Wilbert Verhelst.
Sound Construction. Solon Borglum.
Starting with sculpture. Robert Dawson.
Structure in sculpture. Daniel L. Schodek.
The technique of sculpture.  John W. Mills.

Stone

The art of stoneworking; a reference guide. Peter Rockwell.
Art of the stonemason.  Ian Cramb.
Canadian Inuit sculpture. Indian and Northern Affairs Canada.
Carving the human figure; studies in wood and stone. Dick Onians.
Contemporary stone sculpture. Dona Z. Meilach.
Cutters, carvers and the cathedral (St. John Divine). George Ancona.
Dall’argilla al marmo.  (From clay to marble) Gabriele Rovai.
Direct stone sculpture. Milt Liebson.
Do-it-yourself tombstones and other markers.  Dale Power.
Epoxy resins in stone conservation. Charles Selwitz.
Izapa relief carving: form, content, rules for design, and role in Mesoamerican art history
      and archeology. Virginia Smith.
Lettercutting in stone. Richard Grasby.
Il mestiere del marmista. (The marble worker) Gabriele Rovai.
Marble; art historical and scientific perspectives on ancient sculpture. (photo)
Natural stone; a guide to selection.  Studio Marmo.
Rodin on art and artists. Auguste Rodin.
Sculpture in stone. Josepmaria Teixido I Cami.
Short history of Indiana Limestone.  Bill McDonald.
Slate and soft stone sculpture.  Frank Eliscu.
Stone and marble carving. Alec Miller.
Stone conservation; an overview of current research. C A Price. 1996.
Stone in architecture; properties, durability. 3^rd ed. E. M. Winkler.
Stone sculpture by direct carving.  Mark Batten.  (photo U)
Stones of the Parthenon.  Manolis Korres.
Stoneworks exhibition at Powis Castle. (1988, photo)

Ceramic

500 figures in clay; ceramic artists celebrate the human form.
Animals in pottery and porcelain. John B. Cushion. (photo)
Boehm porcelain art; 45^th anniversary edition.
Ceramic figures; a dictionary of artists. Michael Flynn.
Ceramic sculpture.  Betty Davenport Ford. (photo U)
Ceramic sculpture. John B. Kenny. (photo)
Ceramic Technology for potters and sculptors. Yvonne Cuff.
Ceramics for gardens and landscapes. Karin Hessenberg.
Classical terracotta figures (excerpt).  Chesterman James. (photo)
The clay modelling (sic) handbook; learning from the masters. Mario Molteni.
Contemporary clay; Japanese ceramics for the new century.
The figure in clay; contemporary sculpting techniques by master artists.
The figure in fired clay. Betty Blandino.
The human form in clay. Jane Waller.
Images in clay sculpture; historical and contemporary techniques.  Charlotte F. Speight.  
Inside Japanese ceramics; a primer of materials, techniques, and traditions. 
     Richard  L. Wilson.
Large-scale ceramics.  Jim Robison.
Modeling the figure in clay; a sculptor’s guide to anatomy. Bruno Lucchesi.
eling the head in clay. Bruno Lucchesi.
Modelled portrait heads. T.B. Huxley-Jones (photo).
The portrait in clay. Peter Rubino.
Portrait sculpting; anatomy and expressions in clay. Philippe Faraut.
Sculptural ceramics.  Ian Gregory.
Sculpting clay. Leon I. Nigrosh.
Sculpting made easy; the Barjansky method of figure and portrait sculpture by outline.
         Catherine Barjansky. (photo)
Sketches in clay for projects by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Ivan Gaskill.
The technique of modeling clay.  Eric Griffiths.
Techniques of terracotta.  Quentin Bell.
Terracotta; the technique of fired clay sculpture. Bruno Lucchesi.

Cement, Plaster

The art of doing plaster techniques.
Cement sculpture; a studio handbook. Dik Schwanke. (photo)
Concrete at home.  Fu-Tung Chen.
Concrete, cements, Mortars, artificial marbles, plasters and stucco.  Fred T. Hodgson.
Concrete countertops. Fu-Tung Chen.
Concrete countertops. Fu-Tung Chen. (DVD)
Concrete design. Sarah Gaventa.
Creating with plaster. Dona Z. Meilach.
Creative concrete ornaments for the garden . Sherri Warner Hunter.
Figure sculpture in wax and plaster.  Richard McDermott Miller.
Liquid stone; new architecture in concrete.  Jean-Louis Cohen.
Making concrete garden ornaments. Sherri Warner Hunter.
Modelled sculpture and plaster casting. Arnold Auerbach.
Plastering; an encyclopedia. 3^rd. ed.  W.D. Stagg.
Plastering skills.  F. Van Den Branden.
Sculpting with cement. Lynn Olson.
Sculpture in concrete. John W. Mills. (photo)
Working with concrete. Rick Arnold.

Bronze, Metal

Basic techniques for working with steel.  Ron Covell. (DVD)
Bronze casting; a manual of techniques.  Guy Thomas.
Direct metal sculpture; creative techniques and appreciation.  Dona Meliach.
From clay to bronze; a studio guide to figurative sculpture. Tuck Langland.
Gas tungsten arc welding.  William H. Minnick.
How to gold leaf antiques and other art objects. Donald L. Chambers.
Metal fabricator's handbook. Ron and Sue Fournier.
Sheet metal handbook. Ron and Sue Fournier.
Welder's handbook. Richard Finch.
 

Wood

Big cats; carving lions, tigers and jaguars.  Desiree Hajny.
Bird carving; a guide to a fascinating hobby.  Wendell Gilley.
Carving classic female faces in wood.  Ian Norbury.
Carving classic female figures in wood.  Ian Norbury.
Carving flora & fables in wood.  E.J. Tangerman.
Carving heads, hats and hair.  Claude W. Bolton.
Carving miniature wildfowl with Robert Guge; how to carve and paint birds and their
    habitats.  Roger Schroeder.
Carving flowers in wood.  Wanda Marsh.
Carving the head in wood in the classic European tradition.  Martin Geisler-Moroder.
Carving the head in wood; step by step instruction.  Ivan Whillock.
Carving wood and stone.  Arnold Prince.
Contemporary art with wood; creative techniques and appreciation.  Dona Z. Meilach.
Craft and creation of wood sculpture. Cecil C. Carstenson.
Design and figure carving.  E.J. Tangerman.
Direct wood sculpture; technique, innovation, creativity.  Milt Liebson.
Elements of woodcarving.  Chris Pye.
Expressions in wood.   J. Christopher White.
Fundamentals of figure carving.  Ian Norbury.
Game bird carving.  Bruce Burk.
How to carve wildfowl; 9 North American masters reveal the carving and painting
      techniques that win them international blue ribbons.  Roger Schroeder.
How to carve wildfowl Book 2; best-in-show techniques of 8 master bird carvers.
      Roger Schroeder.
John Scheeler; bird carver.  Roger Schroeder.
Realistic dogs.  Jack Kochan.
Relief carving in wood; a practical introduction.  Chris Pye.
Techniques of wood sculpture.  David Orchard.
Tool making for woodworkers.  Ray Larsen.
Woodcarving; the beginner's guide.  William Wheeler.
Woodcarving; tools, materials and equipment. 2 vols. Chris Pye.
Woodcarving with Rick Butz; 14 projects. Rick Butz.
Woodcarving with Rick Butz step by step; American eagles. Rick Butz.
Woodcarving with Rick Butz step by step; how to sharpen carving tools. Rick Butz.
Woods we live with; a guide to the identification of wood in the home. Nancy Schiffer.

Plastics

Plastics as sculpture.  Thelma R. Newman.
Sculpture in Plastics. Nickolas Roukes.
Working with acrylic.

 Mold  Making, Model Making

Casting techniques for sculpture.  Glynis Beecroft.
Clay lover’s guide to making molds.  Pierce Clayton.
Moulding and casting; its technique and application. Carl Dame Clarke.
Plaster mold and model making. Charles Chaney.
Prop builder’s mask-making handbook.  Thurston James.
Technique of casting for sculpture. John W. Mills.

Anatomy and Drawing (human and animal)

Anatomy for art students. Arthur Thomson.
Anatomy for artists. Reginald Marsh.
Anatomy of humans.  Ian Simpson.
Animal anatomy for artists. Eliot Goldfinger.
Animal drawing; anatomy and action for artists. Charles R. Knight.
Animal painting and anatomy. W. Frank Calderon.
Animal skulls.  Mark Elbroch.
Animals; 1419 copyright-free illustrations.
Animals and men. Kenneth Clark.
Art and the life. George J. Cox.
Art of responsive drawing.  Nathan Goldstein.
Art students’ anatomy.  Edmond J. Farris.
Artistic anatomy.  Dr. Paul Richer.
Artist’s complete guide to drawing the head.  William L. Maughan.
Artist’s complete guide to figure drawing.  Anthony Ryder.
The atlas of animal anatomy for artists. W. Ellenberger.
Atlas of  facial expression.  Stephen Rogers Peck.
Atlas of human anatomy for the artist. Stephen Rogers Peck.
Big cats; an artistic approach.  Desiree Hajny.
Cats; how to draw them. Melvyn Petterson.
Chauveau's comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals.
Charcoal Drawing. Francis Meyers.
Classical drawing atelier.  Juliette Aristides.
Composition in Pictures. Ray Bethers.
Constructive anatomy.  George B. Bridgman.
Cyclopedia anatomicae; more than 1.500 illustrations of the human and animal figure for
      the artist.  Gyorgy Feher.
Design and composition. Nathan Goldstein.
Draw 50 dogs.  Lee J. Ames.
Drawing animals.  Norman Adams.
Drawing dynamic hands. Burne Hogarth.
Drawing manual.  Thomas Eakins.
Drawing the human head.  Burne Hogarth.
A drawing handbook; themes, tools, and techniques. Nathan Goldstein.
Drawing realistic textures in pencil. J. D. Hillberry.
Drawing the head and figure.  Jack Hamm.
Drawing wildlife.  J.C. Amberlyn.
Dynamic anatomy.  Burne Hogarth.
Dynamic figure drawing. Burne Hogarth.
Dynamic wrinkles and drapery. Burne Hogarth.
Elements of drawing. John Ruskin.
Figure drawing. Richard G. Hatton.
Figure drawing; the structure, anatome, and expressive design of human form. Nathan
         Goldstein
The figure in motion; a visual reference for the artist.  Thomas Easley.
Figures/Faces; a sketcher’s handbook.  Hugh Laidman.
First lessons in drawing and painting.  Jack Hamm.
Hands and their construction.  Victor Perard.
Hopper drawings; 44 works by Edward Hopper.
How to carve pretty faces. Ian McCoy.
How to draw bears. Joseph Maniscalco.
How to draw cats and kittens.  Frank Smith.
How to draw dogs. Barabara Levy.
How to draw dogs. Carrie A. Snyder.
How to draw heads and portraits.  Jose M. Parramon.
How to draw the human figure.  Jose M. Parramon.
Human Anatomy for artists; the elements of  form.  Eliot Goldfinger.
Human figure; an anatomy for artists.  David L. Rubins.
Ingres; portrait drawings.
Methods in the art of taxidermy. Oliver Davie.
Michelangelo; life drawings.
Modeling and sculpting animals. Edouard Lanteri.
Modeling and sculpting the human figure. Edouard Lanteri.
The natural way to drew.  Kimon Nicolaides.
The nude; a study in ideal form. Kenneth Clark.
Practice and science of drawing.  Harold Speed.
Secrets to drawing realistic faces. Carrie Stuart Parks.
Skeleton; Steve Parker.
Virtual pose; the ultimate visual reference series for drawing the human figure.
      Mario Henri Chakkour.
Virtual Pose 2.
Virtual Pose 3.
Wild cats of the world. John Green.
 

Restoration and Conservation

Conservation and restoration of ceramics. Susan Buys.
Conservation and restoration of glass, 2^nd ed. Sandra Davison.
Conservation of Glass and Ceramics; research, practice and training.  Norman H. Tennent.
Distance learning in the art of ceramic repair and restoration.  Mary Rose Wrangeham         (one manual and two VHS tapes).
Porcelain; repair and restoration, 2nd ed. Nigel Williams.
The restorer’s handbook of ceramics and glass.  Jean-Michel Andre.
The restorer’s handbook of sculpture.  Jean-Michel Andre. (photo)
Sculptural monuments in an outdoor environment. Virginia Norton Naude.

Audio/Visual Format 

American experience: Gutzon Borglum. (VHS)
Basic techniques for working with steel.  Ron Covell. (DVD)
Biography: Michelangelo; artist and man. (VHS)
Face to face with Giocometti. (VHS)
Gerald Lynch; sculptor. Craig Rinkerman.  (DVD)
Isamu Noguchi. (VHS)
Mount Rushmore/ George Segal. (VHS)
Paul Puccio; sculptor. (VHS)
Profile in American Art: George Carlson. (VHS)
Turner sculpture: history, design, process.  (VHS)

A. Wasil:
    Full figure in high relief. (VHS)
    Sculpting the female torso. (VHS)
    Shortcuts to portrait sculpture. (VHS)
Art of sculpting with Philippe Faraut. (VHS)
Bruno Lucchesi. Sculpting the portrait. (VHS)
Ceramic repair and restoration.  Mary Rose Wrangham. (VHS)
Concrete countertops. Fu-Tung Cheng. (VHS)
Forgotten technology (rigging). (VHS)
How to make a brush-on rubber mold you can work with. Timothy Maslyn. (VHS)
Mold making instructions. Silpak, Inc. (VHS)
Robert Fida:
    Casting with concrete. (VHS)
    Casting with hydrostone and hydrocal. (VHS)
    Casting with plaster. (VHS)
    Finishing techniques. (VHS)
    Moldmaking and csting for profit. (VHS)
Polytek Development Corporation:
    Tape 1: Materials, methods and techniques. (VHS)
    Tape 2: Product demonstration. (VHS)
    Tape 3. Moldmaking and casting projects. (VHS)
Sculpting in stone. Milt Liebson. (VHS)
Stone carvings by Paul Rigby.  Fred Barrett (DVD)
Triple-S acid stain instructional video. (VHS)
Vaugel:
    Sculpting the figure in clay. (VHS)
    Sculpting the portrait in clay. (VHS)
Wayne “the Dane” Hansen:
    Introduction to tools, materials, and basic super sculpey sculpting. (VHS)
    Video Magazine; Issues #1; April 1996. (VHS)
    Video Magazine; Issues #16 Sept. 1996. (VHS)
    Sculpting the human head. (VHS)
Welding. (VHS)