Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 171
esof the geometry, by which the V.L.s, M.P.s, and eyesare obtained, conspire to obliterate the picture and con-fuse the student! 136 Perspective 46.A Few Hints to Draughtsmen. Although architects use their own method of architect^perspectiTe, which has been explained in paragraph 24,yet a very… … Fig. 104.—Mouldings worked out before the picture. The picture-line iathe short line through A. Measurements are cast forward from itby means of M.P.I. work before the picture—that is, let the drawing comedown below (in front of) the ground-line. How one fearsto do this! and yet it is as…
Perspective · Drawing
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