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Second grade perspective, (theory and practice) : specially prepared for the use of art students (1893)

Dennis, H. J · London : Baillière, Tindall, and Cox · leaf 12

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olcur absorbs ail loose and scat- cornea in front and the iris and pupil behind. The back chamber is the tered rays that might confuse the image impressed upon the retina. The warrow space between the iris and the lens. The two chambers are lined iris, by means of its power of expansion and… … retina, terminating anteriorly by an abrupt border at the commencement of the ciliary processes. The anterior segment of a transverse section of the globe of the eye, seen from within. 1. %. The canal of Petit, which encircles the lens (12) ; the thin layer in front of this canal is the The divided…

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