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Drawing for beginners (1920)

Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 158

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Fig. 47. Above the Eye-level are they not above the eye-level and do they not come downto the level of the eye ?Cast your eye downward, still sitting on the same chair. 121 Drawing for Beginners What do you see ? The outer edge of the carpet, the rug, … Fig. 48. Below the Eye-level the wainscot, fender, the rail before the fireplace—all rise tothe level of your eye. You stand on a railway bridge and look at the long level122 Measuring and Perspective stretch of the lines and you note that the rails—wide as theyare below your feet—seem to narrow…

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