Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 161
up-board about 6| feet high—and draw it again. In the first drawing, up come the lines to meet the level ofyour eye. In the second sketch, down come the lines to thesame level. In other words, your horizon in the first drawing124 Measuring and Perspective is higher than your object, in the second… … iL nas two siaes wnicnj . , 11 1 1 ^ vaiiish.ia§ run parallel, and two o ends which also runparallel one with an-other. Place the box so thattwo sides can be ob-served, and sketch itlightly and withoutmeasuring. Roughlysketch its position, anddecide whether the eyeis above or below thetop of the…
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