body pose reference

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the muscles are shown in three different positions, including the upper and lower half of the body
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Shoulder girdle muscle attachments and movements from Die Gestalt des Menschen, by Gottfried Bammes posted at http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php/119441-A-wonderful-book-Die-Gestalt-des-Menschen-by-Gottfried-Bammes
a drawing of the legs and feet of a person with their hands on their knees
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a person is drawing a woman's body on paper with the words gesture step by step
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an open book with drawings of muscles and their corresponding parts in red ink on white paper
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A wonderful book: Die Gestalt des Menschen by Gottfried Bammes
an image of the muscles and their functions in chinese text, with instructions for how to use
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