Audsley, W. (William), 1833-1907, Audsley, George Ashdown, 1838-1925 · London ; Glasgow ; Edinburgh : William Mackenzie · leaf 504
uld meet the linesfrom A b and c to H, and then joining thesepoints for the top, the base being previouslyformed as before. It is evident from this, that any pyramid,whether triangular, rectangular, octagonal, &c, orany frustrums of these, might in this mannerbe put in perspective, and also any… … 12 LINEAR PERSPECTIVE. In fig. 6, p is the point of sight, y z the horizontal line, a c the height line, whichtouches one corner of the roof, a b the base line. The roof being the most difficultpart, is done in the following manner:—The height, ag, to the spouting, is left offon a c, and its depth…
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