Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 213
per-pendiculars to vertical planes in-clined to the picture. 2. The reversal of the V.P.smust be effected at the eye. Thus,in Fig. 136, B is a line vanishingto A.V.P., which is over V.P.2, itsV.P. of direction. The vanishingparallel from V.P.2 to eye happens,quite accidentally, to pass throughB, so… … Fig. 133.—The reflectiondifferent in groupingand effect from theobject itself. Reflections 179 c-v
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