Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 245
s from the right-hand edge of the paper. The sun is behind the spectator, and therefore wiU notbe seen. Its rays will pour downward, and will conse-quently seem to vanish down somewhere below the horizon. 2IO Perspective The sun is behind the spectator on the left, but its raysvanish in planes at… … Fio. 158.—Diagram Q. 6. a vertical V.L. From the eye we therefore set off avanishing parallel in the usual way at 60° to the right.This gives us a V.P. on the horizon, V.S.i. Down throughthis V.P. we draw a vertical V.L., and find the eye inrelation to it—the M.P. of the V.P. From this new eye…
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