Openshaw' artificial wooden hand

quot;Openshaw" wooden carrying hand with a tenon thumb. The index and middle fingers are articulated at the metacarpo-phalangeal and proximal inter-phalangeal joints. The ring and little fingers are rigid and slightly flexed with a steel palmar reinforcement, which extends into the palm. The wrist is oval with a screw fitment for attachment to the prosthetic arm. Made by Anderson & Whitelaw c.1919.

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Openshaw-type artifcial hand, Birmingham, England, 1916-1918

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The hand manikin is a useful reference tool for the artist as a model for learning proportion, form and shading. Articulated with accurately jointed fingers and wrist, it can imitate many hand gestures and poses. This beautifully crafted piece is made of durable hardwood and is a perfect companion for any aspiring artist.

Baitaihem 2 Pack Wood Artist Drawing Hand Manikin Articulated Mannequin with Wooden Flexible Fingers 7 inch Left and Right

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World War I Museum exhibit shows prosthetics of the past and present