HOW TO MAKE A PLASTER OF PARIS CAST
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HOW TO MAKE A PLASTER OF PARIS CAST Produced: 1941
Description ART INSTRUCTIONAL FILM: On Simon Moselsio's technique in casting a clay portrait bust. Reel 1: Displays tools and equipment. In close-ups, shows mixing of two batches of plaster of Paris, bust preparation, and application of both coats of plaster. Reel 2: Mr. Moselsio separates mould halves, digs out the clay model, and soaks cast in water to remove air bubbles. He ties halves together, fills mould with plaster, removes cast and smoothes seams of the clay bust. Close-up of bust.
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