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 86
t edges perpendicular to PERSPECTIVE FOR SCIENCE AND ART STUDENTS 63 tlic G.P. Its nearest edge to he 2 from V.V., and 1 ti) thespectators right.Distanee of P.P. = 6. Height of eye = 4. Scale -| — 1. Fig. 54 Note.—As we shall refer back to this jjroblem in futureproblems in angular perspective, it… … Fig. 54 to G.L. for the horizon line. Assume C.Y. to be a point oppositethe spectators eye (the centre of vision), and set off from it,along H.L., 6, the distance of P.P., for P.D. Draw a perpendicular from C.V. to meet G.L. in a. Set offal) — 1 foot, and draw h to C.V. This forms the…
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