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 99
ECTIVE COURSE of 55° ivith the picture jj^c/mc, and its nearest angle un theG.P., 2 from P.P. and 2 to spectators left.Distance of P.P. = 10. Height of eije^Q. Scale ,\ = 1.Pig. G3. Find all the necessary working lines and points, as well asthe point c (Prob. 12). Draw lines from c to each V.P. In… … Fig. 63 draw lines from these points, meeting a horizontal line throughc in the points h, a, b, k. Set off ce equal to bk, and draw a line from M.P. through eto meet the line drawn from Y.P. through e in p. Set off piequal to six times is, and draw a line from I to M.l\, meeting aline drawn from…
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