Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 259
surements if we assume, say, the first corner of theboard to be in the proper place below the eye andtouching the picture. Such a thorough setting straightis not asked for. V.P.i for the front edge of the boardV.P.2 for the sides, V.P.3 for the face of the prism, and 224 Perspective V.P.4 for the… … Fig. 168 —Diagram Q. 11. are fairly numerous. Of course the mouth of the vaseshould not be visible, and the foot is much too curved,and does not form a circle lying on the top of the prismas it should. Solving Problems 225
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