Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 80
at is, to theC.V. Similarly, LQ will vanish to the same point as KP. A third plane is represented by the line MUG. Wehave, of course, horizontal planes in the figure, the baseFBHD and the top containing all the points E, L, E, G,N, K, A, M, I, J, 0, and C. Of these N is the centre ofthe square… … ? oN do aais ttO argil DMiHriNV/^ 04 46 Perspective What kinds of planes are these sloping surfaces in?LKQP is in a directly descending. It is directly descend-ing because its trace LK is parallel to the picture, andthe perpendicular to this trace KP is running directlyaway just as KA is. If the…
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