Geometrical drawing, projection drawing, freehand and ornamental drawing, wash work and brush drawing, elementary perspective drawing, architectural drawing (1921)
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two sides and a portion of the top arevisible. The top of this plinth should be divided so as torepresent an octagon in perspective, and on the diagonals ofthis octagon perspective views of the profiles of the base, asshown in Fig. 75, should be drawn. First, draw the elevation 90 ELEMENTARY… … Fig. 74 and d to o are drawn, they can be united by carefullysketched curved lines, as in Fig. 73, so as to present a fullperspective of the base. In making perspective drawingsof circles, it is always best to consider them as exactly in
