Essentials of Perspective: With Illustrations Drawn by the Author (1887)
Miller, Leslie William, 1848-1931 · New York: C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 72
he sides of the latter thepoints where the other figures touch, or cut them. The obtuse angle of a building, for instance, as at A, Fig. 74, might be drawn easily enough by means of the square. Yon have only to draw the square in perspective and measure off the points A and B on its sides, so that… … Fig- 74- CHAPTER VII. A A QUESTION OF METHODS. N artists knowledge of the mathematics of perspective is a good deal like a poor mans money in thesavings bank. He wants to be sure of it, and is anxious about it if he is not, but he has littleuse for it from day to day. Oc-casionally he makes a…
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