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Augsburg's drawing, book 2 (1901)

Augsburg, De Resco Leo, b. 1859 · Boston, New York, Educational Pub. Co · leaf 103

An illustration from Augsburg's drawing, book 2, 1901, leaf 103
when below, above, or in front of theeye neither face can be seen, as shown in Fig. 26 ; (3) when eitherface is in line with the eye, as in Fig. 25, the end is representedby a vertical line ; (4) that the point opposite the eye (center ofvision) determines the drawing of the horizontal cylinder.… … ^29 30 Ji The Horizontal Receding Cylinder. Use for a model a common l)akinij })()wder can. Remove thecover, and hold it in the position of Fig. 30, close one eye, and ob-serve that the farther end of the cylinder is represented by a smallercircle than the nearer end. This is because it is farther…

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