Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 201
166 Perspective features by which our rule can be applied. In the caseof a cylinder, for instance, we have a V.P. of its axialdirection (V.P.i in Fig. 124), and we have a V.P. of theplanes of the ends at right angles to the axis. But itis obvious that V.P.a has really nothing to do with theform of… … Fig. 124.—Shadow on and frum a cylinder. has as good a claim to represent the circular end. V.P.2is, in fact, the V.P. of the intersection of the plane ofthe end of the cylinder with the ground. A shadowcan always be found by getting the shadows of verticals,the summits of which are points in the…
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