Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 252
the work is made quite easy. 322. When one block or object stands nearer to thespectator than another, as in Fig. 172 or 173, it isbest to complete the front block first, and afterwards todraw the one behind. On Artistic Perspective. 223 323. In Fig. ITJ: is shown how cubes may be repre-sentee!… … Fig. 175 the same yanishing point, and in the latter figure thediagonal line from A, which bisects f e, and gives theproportionate width of the next squares. 324. In each of the foregoing examples the object hasbeen represented as seen heloio the eye, and consequentlywith all the receding lines…
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