Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 211
ection is as far below thehorizon as A.V.P. is above it. The two most important results of the correct drawingof reflections are these— 176 Perspective 1. Objects at different distances in reality are seen ina diiferent grouping in the reflection than in the actualscene. Thus, Fig. 133, a figure… … niv/X?i > Fig. 131.—Eefleotion of a building above tbe water-level. reveal the under side in reflection. The most usualexample is a boat (Fig. 131), but the fact is seen alsoin the figure in Fig. 133, where above, the back of thehand is seen, below, the palm. The bent leg alsoundergoes…
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