The Human Machine (originally published in 1939) is one of the most influential art instruction books of the 20th century. Written by George B. Bridgman, a legendary instructor at the Art Students League of New York, the book serves as a follow-up to his more famous work, Constructive Anatomy .
His only student, Lena, was a painter who’d forgotten how to see. She’d come to him after six years of flat figures, of hands that looked like mittens, of backs that refused to bend. the human machine george bridgman pdf