Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 98
ront of the paper of the picture-plane.We have, therefore, to drop it down into the plane ofthe picture as shown in Fig. 41. Through the eye will be noticed the directing lineD.L., against which the angles are set. It is parallel tothe picture, and appears in Fig. 42, where we have theworking lines… … Fig. 41.—The eye and the angles Fig. 42.—The working lines,laid down into the picture. There we have the eye set down as far below (it might
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