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Jack Richeson Adjustable Armature Wire Figure, 15 in

Vendor: Vendor: Jack Richeson
Barcode: 717304084383
Sale price $40.72
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Jack Richeson Adjustable Armature Wire Figure, 15 in

Jack Richeson Adjustable Armature Wire Figure, 15 in

$40.72
  • Sold as an Each
  • A great reference tool when learning to draw or sketch human figures
  • Made of flexible, stain-free wire
  • Features sturdy steel back irons that are adjustable, so the figure can be easily positioned in sitting, standing or kneeling stances
  • Ideal for learning different body proportions in relationship to each other


Jack Richeson Armature Wire Figure mounted on a formica platform features pliable and non-staining wire. 15 in armature figure features sturdy steel backirons that are adjustable, so the figure can be easily positioned in sitting, standing or kneeling stances.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this figure stand on its own, or does it need support?
The figure comes mounted on a formica platform with adjustable steel back irons, so it can stand independently and hold various poses without additional support.
What poses can I position this figure in?
The adjustable steel back irons allow you to easily position the figure in sitting, standing, and kneeling stances for reference drawing.
Is the wire staining or discoloring?
No, the figure is made of stain-free, pliable wire that won't discolor your hands or artwork.
How tall is this armature figure?
This is a 15-inch figure, making it a manageable size for desktop use while still detailed enough for studying human proportions.
What is this figure used for?
It's a reference tool designed for learning to draw and sketch human figures, helping you understand body proportions and different poses.
Can I bend and reshape this figure multiple times?
Yes, the flexible wire construction allows you to repeatedly adjust and reposition the figure into different poses and stances.