Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 70
st subject the front and side of the object arein vertical planes—planes like walls receding, the one tothe V.P. on the left, the other to the V.P. on the right.Any straight line, taken by itself, no matter what itsposition, or what other plane or planes it may be in, canalso be in a vertical… … Fig. 26.—Lines in vertical planes. Suppose it to lie on the ground in the simplest position,that is, with its sloping edges all at the same angle tothe ground, and in vertical planes. The pediment doesnot, therefore, nod forward at all. Where will its slopingedges vanish ? If we were to take the…
Perspective · Drawing
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