Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 262
ht.Now, the rays which measure the shadows given in thisdiagram will pass through the ends of the lines B and F,and the ends of the shadows. If these rays be bothdrawn they will give, where they meet the position of thelight, L. If we were now finding the shadow of DF, we shouldfirst find the… … Ai ^ Pig. 171.—The problem solved. V.P. will also be the V.P. of all lines parallel to DF. Toobtain our radiating point of the shadow of DF we haveto draw from the light a line parallel to DF. This linewill go to V.P., which is the V.P. of all lines parallel toDF. This line from L to V.P. will cut…
Perspective · Drawing
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