was a pulp drawing instruction book published in 1952 by Fawcett Books. The company was started in 1919 by Wilford Hamilton Fawcett (Wikipedia article). The book was edited by Larry Eisinger, who edited a bunch of Fawcett's books.The book combined drawing lesson from various sources including Andre Loomis' Fun with a Pencil
and Figure Drawing for All It's Worth
Pencil Drawing for Fun
How to draw - and have fun with a pencil and pen (Fawcett books;no.396)
How to draw heads using the divided ball and plane.
How to draw hands using the relationships between the knuckles.
How to draw the figure, notice how the finished drawing makes the figure more slender and elongated following the convention of the 1950s.
How to use perspective when drawing the figure and how to use foreshortening when drawing the figure.
Pencil Drawing for Fun at Abebooks.com.
Books by Andrew Loomis:
Fun With a Pencil
Figure Drawing for All It's Worth
Figure Drawing for All It's Worth (Walter Foster Art Instruction Series, 191 - Figure Drawing)
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FIGURE DRAWING FOR ALL ITS WORTH: JAPANESE LANGUAGE EDITION
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A Guide to Better Figure Drawing by Cecile Hardy
Line of Action - Drawing from the Model - Creatively
Clothing the Figure Drawing
The Glamour Girl
, as illustrated by Charles Robinson and published by William Heinemann, London/J.B. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia circa 1911. With introduction by 
. Printed by the Ballantyne Press, London.
influences in the illustrations.
was listed as number 86,410 in books on the Amazon.com Sales Rank, under 100,000 for the first time. Not bad for a book that is 174 years old. The information in it is as up to date now as it was in 1836.
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