Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 66
e no longer are drawnwith the T-square, but vanish to a V.P. somewhere onthe other side of the drawing. All these V.P.s are onthe horizon in this case, and the V.P.s of perpendicularsto all vertical planes inclined to the picture are alwayson the horizon. The oblique plane differs from the directly… … Fig. 24.—Objects in planes inclinerl to the picture. edge, then, is parallel to the picture (to the ground-linein the diagram). In Eo. 3 the cube standing on thehorizontal plane is placed angularly, and vanishes to 32 Perspective right and to left. By raising V.P.2 up, we tilt thecube forward into…
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