Essentials of Perspective: With Illustrations Drawn by the Author (1887)
Miller, Leslie William, 1848-1931 · New York: C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 99
of them in the reflection is not ap-parent, and one part of the picture is merelya continuation of the other. In Fig. 122 the same rules are applied to ob-jects standing by themselves as much as the postin Fig. 115, one of them entirely reflected, the re-flections of two others cut off by the line… … =ps Fig. 123. CHAPTER X. CYLINDEICAL OR CURVTLINEAB PEBSPEOTITE. IN all the examples which have hitherto been given the picture has been regarded as a vertical plane, sothat all vertical lines appear vertical in the picture. When, however, you draw things as they appearwhen you arc looking up at…
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