Audsley, W. (William), 1833-1907, Audsley, George Ashdown, 1838-1925 · London ; Glasgow ; Edinburgh : William Mackenzie · leaf 507
ts have been found in the same / I manner. 3. In a former chapter, the method of puttingany rectilineal figure into perspective was shown, andby the method of points, as applied to the circle,any curvilineal figure may also be put into it; and.as all figures on the same plane, no matter… … LINEAR PERSPECTIVE. 15 4. To put a cone in perspective.—Let abc, fig. 5, be the plane of a cone threefeet in diameter at base, and four feet high. Let f o be the section line, and e the Fig. 5. Fig. 6.
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