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 71
Ex. XXX A Ex. XXXI A Ex. XXXII1 on the line s p which is the shadow cast upon the wall by the edge of the pyramid v,p, and the line w,w^throws its shadow on t, t, parallel to ., 5,. intersecting the base of the pyramid at ^3, which is the shadow ofthe point w upon the line w, w„ produced. The… … Ex. XXXV A Example XXXIIJ. A Gable in Plan and Elevation.—The simplest form of roof has two slopes -whichdescend from a horizontal ridge to horizontal eaves, and terminate in a gable, which generally projectsbeyond the wall at the end just as much as the eaves do at the sides. The underside of the…
Shades and shadows
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