Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 84
eeing when Guessing Measurements 49 a form supposed to be a square looks square. If adraughtsman cannot radiate contiguous stripes (as inFig. 33), or see whether what he calls a square looks tobe a square, he can do no sketching whatever, andprobably no art work at all of any value. In Fig. 33 it… … Fie. 33.—Gnessing mes^arementa.. these dimensions can be transferred from one end to theother by means of the converging lines. Similarly, theproportions of the house can be found by findingthe relation between the dimensions of it and of thefigure. Assuming that the man be 6 feet high, the6 feet…
Perspective · Drawing
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