Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 266
s, animals, andthe human figure. 334. It may be remarked, that when the student hasclearly understood and can put in practice the hintscontainetl in this chapter, he will have acquired all theperspective that is necessary to the practical work of alandscape artist. These lines, after all, are but… … CHAPTEE XXXVII. OU TEOaKIOAL PERSPECTIVE.* 335. Tech:nICAl Perspective, as used by architects, isof little service to a student in drawing from Nature, asthe simplest object cannot be drawn truly without awearisome array of measurements according to scale, eleva-tion, ground plan, and other data.…
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