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Perspective for art students (1910)

Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 257

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pective, the wall is perpendicular to the picture. 222 Perspective Having found this level of A on the foot of the wall,and having found the V.P. of the bouse, we draw a linefrom V.P. through the top of the door, and meet thisline by a vertical from C at foot of the wall. CD is notthe height of the… … l*A.^ Fig. 167.—The problem solved. this cuts CD in E is the level of the door below theG.P. ED is the height of the door. Now, the man at A is to be the same height, but ona different level. Take distance GE, and put it aboveD to F. EDO and E are all on the same vertical line,and EC is equal to…

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