Elementary linear perspective of form and shadow ... Complete in itself ... For draftsmen, artists, and industrial drawing courses in preparatory and high schools, etc. In two parts.. (1891)
Warren, S. Edward (Samuel Edward), 1831-1909 · New York, J. Wiley & sons · leaf 82
ich all theother rays are parallel. The shadow of the vertical edge, F-FJ,will fall in FS-JS, the trace on the roof of a vertical plane of rays(99) through that edge. The ray FP-FP meets this trace at P, which is then horizon-tally projected at P, and FP-J P is the shadow of F-JF. ThenPP being the… … Fig. 39. PERSPECTIVES OF SHADOWS. 73 bemg parallel (98), KR-KR the shadow of EK-EK, is parallel toLP-LP and is limited at R by the ray ER. R is then projectedfrom R. Finally, by drawing RP-RT, we have the shadow ofEF-ET. Lastly, to find the perspective of the roof and shadows, whoseprojections have…
Perspective · Mechanical drawing
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