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Perspective for art students (1910)

Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 283

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N cuts this lineis point 0, the apex of the gable. 248 t^erspeciive From I a line to V.P. 60 gives the side. It ismeasured from M.P. 60, Note particularly that the line of height for gettingthe 5 feet up from N to 0 is not the same line of heightas was previously used for FGr and K. That line… … Fig. 189.—The junction obtained by means of the ground-plane. be dropped from A it will find what we may call thefoundation of the house on the ground-plane at A.Now, the plane of the side of the house does not passthrough V.P.2, which is the V.P. concerned in EA, butwe can make AY from V.P. 60,…

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