Recently, a boy came to visit our showroom with his teachers. They bought a piece he can look at, feel, and copy in clay. When teaching in the past, I’ve often used our casts as a tool for artists to learn how to both see and feel form. It’s ok to touch the art.
Whether you want to enrich the life of a child, or embrace your inner-child’s itch to touch-all-the-art, consider adding a small handheld piece to your collection. We have selected a few that are especially fun for Halloween:
Skull – Item #623
This spooky piece is useful for learning about bone structure and anatomy.
This spooky piece is useful for learning about bone structure and anatomy.
Snake – Item #701
Plaster scales make this piece an extra delightful tactile experience!
Anatomical Foot – Item #628
One of our recent additions; it’s great for picking up and examining closely.
Anatomy of Man’s Head – Item #417
Another recent addition! Ok, it's not a handheld piece, but we had to share because it’s our first full anatomical head!
Plaster scales make this piece an extra delightful tactile experience!
Anatomical Foot – Item #628
One of our recent additions; it’s great for picking up and examining closely.
Anatomy of Man’s Head – Item #417
Another recent addition! Ok, it's not a handheld piece, but we had to share because it’s our first full anatomical head!
Warm regards,
Lisa Benson
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