Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 59
d higher above it. Thechange is evident enough in the cubes in Pig. 20, and itis further illustrated in Fig. 21. As the objects falllower and lower or rise higher and higher, the anglesbecome more obvious, while, contrariwise, the nearer thelevel of the eye they are the more likely to be… … Fig. 21.—Different tilts of lines below the eye at different depths. according to this paragraph) very little below or aboyethe level of the eye, or (as according to paragraph 9) theobject is at considerable distance from the spectator. Simple as the facts are that are brought out in…
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