George Bridgman was an American artist and educator, born in 1865 and known for his contributions to figure drawing and anatomy. He taught at the Art Students League of New York and published several influential books on drawing, which emphasized the importance of understanding the human form. His teachings have inspired many artists and continue to be referenced in art education. Bridgman’s work often focused on the human figure, showcasing his mastery of anatomy and movement. He was particularly noted for his ability to capture the dynamic poses of the body, making his drawings both realistic and expressive. His legacy remains significant in the fields of art and illustration.