Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 115
point. Distances within or beyond the picturemust necessarily be represented by such lines as AC, 8o Perspective lines running straight forward. As these lines aremeasured by the distance point, it is obyious that thechief use of that point will be to secure distances beforethe spectator. It must… … Fio. 54.—Objects in parallel perspective. the case; then the distances between the lines wouldbe less than those found where the lines impinged uponthe picture at M and N. In Fig. 54 is given a simple example of parallel per-,spective. On the left is a cube with 12-feet sides. The12 feet are marked…
Perspective · Drawing
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