Skeletons and Skulls

Fixed on a base, this sculpture of a human head helps artists gain a better understanding of facial anatomy, muscles, and proportions.

These anatomically proportional one-sixth scale models have over 30 points of articulation allowing them to display virtually the full range of human movement.

To learn the basics of figure drawing,or just to have "standing around," a manikin is a useful reference tool.

Give students a head start.

Fixed on a base, these sculpted heads depicting Michelangelo's David, Julius Caesar, and Socrates not only provide model human faces but also bring history into your projects by providing examples from the Renaissance, Ancient Rome, and Classical Greece, respectively.

Jointed adult male templates for realistic movement, easy positioning.

Blick's most popular skeleton is constructed of durable plastic with articulated moving joints and removable arms and legs.

To learn the basics of figure drawing or just to have "standing around," a manikin is a useful reference tool.

Prima Artist Manikins are perfectly proportioned, with the added feature of flexible hips.

Quality at a bare-bones price!

My First Skeleton (aka "Tiny Tim") is made of washable, unbreakable plastic for hands-on learning fun.

This upright sculpture of a skull is useful for studying bone structure.