Complete perspective course : comprising the elementary and advanced stages of perspective, the projection of shadows and reflections, with exercises in theory and practice, also the practical application of perspective (1900)
Spanton, J. Humphrey (John Humphrey) · London : Macmillan and co. · leaf 223
ight angles to it. The sun is supposed to be in front of thepicture, i.e. behind the spectator, and a ray of light passingfrom the centre of the sun through the station point is sup-posed to meet the picture in L (the V.P. of the suns rays). Avertical line drawn from L will meet the H.L. in P (the… … Fig. 141 a vertical line from l> to meet tlie G.P. in c. As Ah is a recedinghorizontal line, produce it to H.L. to find its vanishing point(V). Draw a line from V through c to meet a vertical linedrawn from A in d. This is the projection (or seat) of A on theG.P. Draw a line from d to P to meet…
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