Shades and shadows, with applications to architectural details, and exercises in drawing them with the brush and pen .. (1912)
Ware, William R. (William Robert), 1832-1915 · Scranton, International Textbook Company · leaf 52
ced also in Example I B that the lines which are perpendicular to the Plane ofProjection, like A, 2, 3 in the elevation, and 6, 7, 8, B, in the plan, cast shadows the projections of which, onthose planes, are straight Hues, lying at an angle of 45 degrees, in spite of the irregularities of the… … Ex. II B 41 1-4 42 SHADES AND SHADOWS CHAPTER III. RECTILINEAR FIGURES Example II A. A Square Beacon, or Tower, for Electric Lighting. Plan and Elevation.—Shadows on theground and on a wall. This tower is a skeleton of iron rods, carrying at the top eight electric lights. The shadows of the squares…
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