Audsley, W. (William), 1833-1907, Audsley, George Ashdown, 1838-1925 · London ; Glasgow ; Edinburgh : William Mackenzie · leaf 502
of the twovisible sides taken together—as, if the object \were a house, to stand off a distance equal to the length of the two sides which areseen; whilst others consider this too little, and we think it answers better to stand fartheroff than this—say about as much, and one-fourth or one-third as… … 10 LINEAR PERSPECTIVE. comprehended between the extreme visual rays which proceed to the object may beabout 60°, as the angle, a e b, in fig. 2 of Chapter II. CHAPTER IV. To put a cube, parallebpiped, or a box in perspective.—Let the dimensions of it be7 feet long, 4 broad, and 3 high. Make the…
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