Drawing the Human Head is an in-depth study of the infinite variety of emotions that the human face can express and of how these can be conveyed on paper. Emotions such as joy, pain, sadness, jealousy and desire are inherent human traits, and the great artists have been able to move us over the centuries through their ability to communicate them. This book guides the reader through human emotion in the history of art and also analyses the methods required to reproduce it. The volume is a practical and comprehensive artistic manual for all budding artists and those interested in improving their skills. With its clear and accessible texts, this book is an indispensable tool for students, who can also use it as a self-study manual.
