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| Papiroflexia Zoomorphica, Volume 2, by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo, 1962 | |||||||
'Papiroflexia Zoomorphica', Volume 2, was self-published by Vicente Solorzano Sagredo in 1962. There is a General Introduction to the work on the page relating to Volume 1. ********** Introduction to Volume 2 The work consists of: A Prologue by Tomas de Lara Part 4: Papiroflexia y Papirolas Papirological: A detailed analysis of Dr Solorzano's system of 'deltoides' (bases) derived from oblongs. Part 5: Realizaciones Papiroflexicas Zoomorphicas: Diagrams for various living creatures folded from oblongs. 38 designs of which 15 are cut. Part 6: Realizaciones Papiroflexicas Zoomorphicas: Diagrams for various living creatures folded from right angle isosceles triangles, kite shapes, rhombuses, pentagons, hexagons, octagons and circles. 29 designs of which 16 are cut. Part 7: Realizaciones Papiroflexicas Antropomorficas: Diagrams for various human figures. 33 designs of which 26 are cut. Part 8: Realizaciones Papiroflexicas Prehistoricas: Diagrams for various prehistoric creatures. 22 designs of which 19 are cut. Part 9: Realizaciones Papiroflexicas Articuladas: Diagrams for 2 and 3-part compound designs. 13 designs of which 8 are cut. It is interesting to note that Dr Solorzano does not use the compound method as a way of avoiding cuts but rather of modelling more complicated figures. Apendice Index of Neologisms Algunos Juicios Criticos (Some Critical Judgements): Including a list of magazine articles etc mentioning Solorzano's paperfolding, in chronological order. Bibliografia (Bibliography): There are several entries in this bibliography for books which are not otherwise known, and other entries are mispelt or otherwise incorrect. It seems unlikely that Solorzano had seen, or been influenced by, many of the books he includes. Of the designs in this book the ********** Analysis I have done my best to indicate whether the designs are cut or not but, without folding them through, the suituation is not always clear, and I may have made errors. Part 5: Designs from oblongs (Cut) Pavo Real (Peacock) - Solorzano's Peacock A cut is used to create the crest
********** (Cut) Pavo Real 2 (Peacock) A cut is used to create the crest
********** (Cut) Pavo Real 3 (Peacock) A cut is used to create the crest
********** (Cut) Tetrao o Urogallo (Grouse) Cuts are used to create the tail and the beak
********** Gallo Campine (Campine Rooster)
********** Gallo Plymouth (Plymouth Rooster)
********** Gallo Ingles (English Rooster)
********** (Cut) Faisan Plateado (Silver Pheasant) Cuts are used to help create the legs and to separate the tail feathers
********** Calandria (Chalk-browed Mockingbird)
********** Hornero (Ovenbird)
********** Pavo Comun (Common Turkey)
********** Ave Lira (Lyrebird)
********** Ganso (Goose)
********** Paloma Torcaza (Wood Pigeon)
********** Aguila Volanda (Flying Eagle)
********** (Cut) Ave del Paraiso (Bird of Paradise) A cut is used to help create the legs
********** Calao (Hornbill)
********** (Cut) Ballena Rorcual (Fin Whale) A cut is used to create the fins
********** Marsopa (Porpoise)
********** Tiburon (Shark)
********** Atun (Tuna)
********** Sardina (Sardine)
********** (Cut) Bacalao (Cod) A cut is used to separate the two parts of the tail
********** (Cut) Calamar (Squid) Cuts are used to create the tentacles
********** Castor (Beaver)
********** Oso Hormiguero (Anteater)
********** (Cut) Mariposa Briviescana (Briviescana Butterfly) Cuts are used to create the body and the antennae
********** (Cut) Mariposa Vallisolletana (Vallisolletana Butterfly) Cuts are used to create the antennae
********** (Cut) Mariposa Gran Dama (Geat Lady Butterfly) A cut is used to create the body and the antennae
********** (Cut) Morsa (Walrus) Cuts are used to create the flippers and separate the two parts of the tail
********** (Cut) Jabali (Boar) Cuts are used to create the tusks and the tail
********** (Cut) Perro Salchicha (Sausage Dog) Cuts are used to create the ears
********** Caballito de Mar (Seahorse)
********** Armadillo
********** Gato Casero (Domestic Cat)
********** Carnero Australiano (Australian Sheep)
********** Toro Aberdeen Angus (Aberdeen Angus Bull)
********** Serpiente Cobra (Cobra)
********** Part 6: A: Designs from right angle isosceles triangles Cisne (Swan)
********** (Cut) Avispa (Wasp) A cut is used to create the antennae
********** (Cut) Abeja (Bee) A cut is used to create the antennae
********** (Cut) Abejorro (Bumblebee) A cut is used to create the antennae
********** Grulla Andando (Walking Crane)
********** Flamenco (Flamingo)
********** Marabu (Maribou Stork)
********** Garceta (Egret)
********** Cormoran o Somormujo (Cormorant or Grebe)
********** Gallina de Guinea o Pintada (Guinea Fowl)
********** Pollito (Chick)
********** Tucan Volando (Flying Toucan)
********** Guacamayo (Macaw)
********** Part 6: B: Designs from kite shapes Cisne Andando (Walking Swan)
********** Pelicano (Pelican)
********** (Cut) Rata Cuts are used ro create the ears, the front legs, and to enable the shaping of the tail
********** (Cut) Lagarto (Lizard) Cuts are used to create the front legs
********** (Cut) Galapago (Tortoise) A cut is used to create the back legs
********** (Cut) Escorpion (Scorpion) Cuts are used to create the legs and the pincers
********** (Cut) Langosta (Locust) Cuts are used to create the legs and the antennae
********** (Cut) Saltamontes (Grasshopper) Cuts are used to create the legs and the antennae
********** (Cut) Mantide o Mamboreta (Mantis) Cuts are used to obtain all the appendages
********** Part 6: C: Designs from rhombi No examples of designs derived from rhombi are given. ********** Part 6: D: Designs from pentagons (Cut) Estrela de Mar (Starfish) Cuts are used to separate the arms
********** Part 6: E: Designs from hexagons (Cut) Estrela de Mar (with six arms) Cuts are used to separate the arms
********** (Cut) Himenoptero (Hymenoptera) Cuts are used to separate the wings etc and to form the antennae
********** (Cut) Himenoptero 2 (Hymenoptera) Cuts are used to separate the wings etc
********** Part 6: E: Designs from octagons (Cut) Lepidoptero Tucumano (Tucaman Butterfly) Cuts are used to separate all the elements from the octagon, form the legs and separate the antennae
********** (Cut) Palmera Real (Royal Palm) Cuts are used to separate all the elements
********** Part 6: F: Designs from circles (Cut) Ateuco o Escarabajo Sagrada (Sacred Scarab) Cuts are used to separate all the elements and separate the antennae
********** Part 7: Human Figures Nina (Girl)
********** (Cut) Odalisca (Odalisque or concubine) The feet are separated using a cut
********** (Cut) Banista (Bather) Cuts are used ro separate the hair and the feet
********** (Cut) Nadadora (Swimmer)
********** (Cut) Monja (Nun)
********** (Cut) Monja Ursulina (Ursuline Nun)
********** Hermana de la Caridad (Sister of Charity)
********** (Cut) Dama Antigua (Old Lady)
********** Novia (Novice)
********** (Cut) Mujer Egipcia (Egyptian Woman)
********** (Cut) Angel
********** Fraile (Friar)
********** Fraile (Kneeling Friar)
********** Fraile (Friar)
********** Peregrino Hebreo (Hebrew Pilgrim)
********** (Cut) Bailarines Valencianos (Valencian Dancer) - Female
********** (Cut) Bailarines Valencianos (Valencian Dancer) - Male
********** (Cut) Torero (Bullfighter)
********** (Cut) Futbolista (Footballer)
********** (Cut) Don Quijote de la Mancha
********** Cut) Sancho Panza
********** (Cut) Christobal Colon (Christopher Columbus)
********** (Cut) El Cid Campeador
********** (Cut) Soldado de los Tercios (Soldier of the Third)
********** (Cut) Criollo con Chiripa, bailando (Man dancing in a Chiripa)
********** (Cut) Clown
********** (Cut) Devoto Arrodillado (Kneeling Devotee)
********** (Cut) Mandarin Chino
********** (Cut) Musulman en Oracion (Moslem at Prayer)
********** (Cut) Diplomatico (Diplomat)
********** (Cut) Guerrerro Africano (African Warrior)
********** (Cut) Diablo Cojuelo (Limping Devil)
********** (Cut) Gaucho Argentino
********** Part 8: Prehistoric creatures (Cut) Plesiosaurio (Plesiosaur)
********** Dimetrodon
********** Dimetrodon 2
********** (Cut) Dimetrodon 3
********** (Cut) Varanosaurio (Varanosaur)
********** (Cut) Triceratops
********** (Cut) Estegosaurio (Stegasaurus)
********** (Cut) Iguanadon
********** (Cut) Edaphosaurio
********** (Cut) Asqueopterix (Archaeopterix)
********** (Cut) Dimorphodon
********** (Cut) Dimorphodon 2
********** (Cut) Pteranodon Occidentalis
********** (Cut) Oviraptor
********** (Cut) Dinornis Maximus - Moa (Giant Moa)
********** Gliptodon
********** (Cut) Gliptodon Doedicurus
********** (Cut) Peleotherium
********** (Cut) Smilodon
********** (Cut) Rinocerus Antiquitatis
********** (Cut) Bisonte Cuartenario (Quartenary Bison)
********** (Cut) Unicornio (Unicorn)
********** Part 9: Compound figures Arsinotherium - 2 pieces
********** (Cut) Mamouth (Mammoth) - 2 pieces -
********** Hipopotamo (Hippapotamus) - 2 pieces
********** (Cut) Leon (Lion) - 2 pieces
********** (Cut) Dragon Marino (Sea Dragon) - 2 pieces
********** (Cut) Ballena Azul (Blue Whale) - 2 pieces
********** (Cut) Toro Espanol (Spanish Bull) - 2 pieces
********** (Cut) Mandril - 2 pieces
********** (Cut) Jockey en Carrera (Jockey in Race) - 2 pieces
********** Arabe Sobre Camello (Arab on Camel) - 3 pieces
********** Caballero Medieval (Medieval Knight) - 3 pieces
********** Mujer Estiatopigica (Steatopigic Woman) - 3 pieces
********** (Cut) Jesus Crucificado (Crucified Jesus) - 3 pieces
********** (Cut) Cruz Christiana (Christian Cross) - single piece
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