Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 197
.S.4, 1,6, 5, and 3; the horizon contains V.S.7; and the verticalV.L. contains V.S.2. The sun is iehind the spectator, or in front of thepicture-plane. The rays are in planes making 60° withthe picture-plane toward left, and are inclined to thegroimd at 43°. The whole of the working by which… … Shadows of Lines which vanish 163 oblique plane strikes the ground through the furtheredge of the base of the object. The problem is worked as follows : Commencing withthe Terticals from the base, we find the V.S. A linedrawn vertically through V.P. sun will strike the horizonin V.S.7 and the…
Perspective · Drawing
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