Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 162
aight across the line of vision ;as you know, it runs level with the eyes. Then why try toreach several horizons in the same picture ? In other words, it is not reasonable to assume two horizons indrawing one object. 125 Fig. 50. The Rising Lines Drawing for Beginners If more of one side of the box… … <^ J^ Hortz-of\) ov hei^ht o^ c^e Vanishing voifl-t Fig. 51. The Falling Lines The vanishing points will be near or far apart according tothe angles. The farther the vanishing points are apart, the farther weare from the object; and the nearer we are to the object,the nearer together are the…
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