Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 163
p I A \^^^ \ ^ 1 .^^^X-.^^ ^ 1 / l^ -^i*^ / ^^^ \ J^t^ ^ PlCtLB.t 1-iNE c V V. HowizorvyT Ey^ ^/ Fig. 95.—A directly ascending plane,squares as these conditions yield into cubes ; that is, we 128 Perspective have here two of the three dimensions of space, we haveto get the third. What should be… … Fi8. 96.—An oblique plane. The term parallel perspective is not usually appliedto any but the first of these examples. The variousinstances are given here because the comparison is in-structive. Perpendiculars to the Six Planes 129 45.Perpendiculars to the Six Different Planes. Three of our planes…
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