Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 267
st he drawn across the long way of thepaper, 6 inches from the top, and the centre of vision placed9 inches from the right-hand edge of the paper. The problem requires (1) the understanding of a planeabove the ground, (2) the putting into perspective of asquare, and (3) the striping of the square… … Fig. 176.—The scaffolding of the problem. found at once on a plane 12 feet above the ground.Indeed, the ground-line is not wanted at all. The rela-tions of the picture-line, horizon and ground-line, as wellas the method of finding point A, are shown on Fig. 176, Solving Problems 233 The plan has…
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