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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 86

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s given, the eye of the spectator is to be 12’, the visible lines, by scale, distant from it, and 5’ above the ground-plane. Scale, 4 inch to J foot. The lines used in working the problems must be shown. November, 1879, The given figure is the plan of a hexagonal box and lid. The box Ex, 29. * The… … 8B a The given figure is the plan of a square box and lid. The box stands upon the ground-plane, and is cylindrical inside; the lid is turned The point A (on the ground-plane) is 1’ on the

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