Cross, Anson K. (Anson Kent), 1862-1944, Cross, Evelyn F. [from old catalog] · Winthrop, Mass., A. K. Cross · leaf 29
heres tobe represented by a circle, illustrates the difference betweenthe photograph or any plane perspective and what the eye reallysees. Only the small part of a photograph, or any perspective on aplane, that is exactly opposite the eye, is exactly like what theeye sees. This is fully illustrated… … 12 DRAWING AND PAINTING SELF-TAUGHT distortion inevitable when any plane cuts the visual rays to theouter parts of a picture obliquely. Perspective distortions are not the only reasons for avoidingscientific perspective and mechanical measurements, for thosewho depend upon them do not train the…
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