Architecture and how to sketch it : illustrated by sketches of typical examples (1910)
Roberts, H. W · London : G. Rowney and Co. · leaf 54
nishupwards ; the distant down-hill ends vanish downwards. (6) As these gable slopes are equal—of the same in-clination—their V.P.s will be at equal distances aboveand below the eye level. AND HOW TO SKETCH IT. 51 Outside of a Church.In this illustration the lines marked a., being parallelto each… … stjk_*--i*4£i*J-~k-*.-A. The nearer up-hill sloping lines c.c.c. are parallel toeach other and vanish upwards towards a point invertical line through the V.P. of the plane on whichthey are placed. The more distant down-hill slopinglines d.d.d. vanish downwards to a correspondingly 52 ARCHITECTURE…
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