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 62
ting in faces sloping at 45 degrees. These faces,like one side of each channel, are accordingly Surfaces of Light and Shade, but the chamfers, as has been said, are both in light. „ , , i,t . t^ • 4.1 -u • a -n The plain face of the frieze, between the triglyphs, is called the Metope. It is exactly… … Ex. XVI B 52 SHADES AND SHADOWS Example XV B. The Same; Perspective Plan and Perspective.—This is left for the strident to draw outThe vanishing points of all the lines are easily determined, except those of the beveled line at the top ofthe chamfer. This must be obtained by points. Example XVI A.…
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