Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 160
s directlyacross the lines, but at an angle, and therefore thedistance from 3 to 6 is not the distance between thelines—but is greater. The student will surely understand that when theobject is not rectangular, and when its position differsfrom the position of the lines in these examples, theV.P.s… … Fig. 91.—A horizontal plane.We cannot find the V.P. of lines parallel to the picture. 126 Perspective because a line from the eye converging that directionwould never meet the V.L., since it is parallel to it.
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