PICASSO
The Poet
minds of men in all ages and all countries follow very closely the same channels.
There are but two lines, curved and straight, and with these two lines all outward semblances of things are constructed. So far as the unaided eye is concerned, every curved line may be entirely composed of small straight lines, the curved effect being due to a series of minute angles.
The following are Durer’s diagrams showing how to obtain sections and modifications:
He applies these sections to the human figure as follows:
