This first edition publication, in its second printing, is highly recommended for all students of sculpture. Addresses clay and wax modeling, wood carving, stone carving, ceramics, moist clay products, and mold making, casting and enlarging.

Discusses the uses and functions of sculpting tools and materials used in traditional sculpture. Explains how tools are made; answers questions frequently asked by store customers and students of sculpture. Charts on proportional requirements of materials, weights and measures, plus an extensive glossary are also provided. 134 pages.

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