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Perspective for art students (1910)
Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 122
s the picture, so that there is no pushing of pointA back toward the O.V. to be done, as there would be ifA. were stated to be 2 or 3 feet within the picture, or behind the picture. Point A being thus settled, we think of our cubicalform, which nearly always makes itself felt. We findby the plan… … d S o ,2 (D 4 •^ .a P< I o © p. 52 .S fl o ■* as.fc s 5 fl (D ^ *s 3 s . ■a -g I S S w Pi 2 p^p P P< O 0) We find the vanishing points by drawing vanishinfi 88 Perspective parallels at 40° and 50° at the eye. These give usV.P.1 and V.P.2. We at once now find the measuring points for both…Perspective · Drawing
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