Freehand perspective and sketching; principles and methods of expression in the pictorial representation of common objects, interiors, buildings and landscapes (1916)
Norton, Dora Miriam · Brooklyn : The author · leaf 178
theobject, as that depends on its position and on the location ofthe point from which it is viewed. In Fig. 244 the stake isseen from a higher point and leans toward the beholder. It isconsequently seen foreshortened, as the roundness of its topindicates. The reflection, being reversed, appears… … Fig. 247 FREEHAND PERSPECTIVE path of the moon in rippUng water, or like Fig. 242, wherethe reflections of upright objects appear lengthened verticallyas well as broken, are caused by the many curved surfaces of thewaves on which successive bits of the reflection fall. Use of the Finder. — Nowhere…
Drawing · Perspective
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