Freehand perspective and sketching; principles and methods of expression in the pictorial representation of common objects, interiors, buildings and landscapes (1910)
Norton, Dora Miriam · Brooklyn : D. M. Norton · leaf 119
PFCTlve Fig. 165 101 T Chapter XXXI THE CLOCK A PROBLEM HIS example (Fig. 166) is given as an aid in rendering,though it may be drawn first if desired. The Model. — Any clock containing rectangular forms and the usual cir-cular face will serveas the model. Itshould be placedabove the eye.… … ^^1 \ \ III ^VA wild I 15 1»> \ ^a \ ■ if ■1 Fig. 166 102 Chapter XXXII T THE ARCH HESE arches from the cloister of St. Pauls Without theGates, at Rome, also illustrate the symmetry of thecylinder, and can be drawn by the same method as
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