Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 104
ntersecting c k, a, a and b,and from these intersections draw ac, b d parallel to A B. Draw e c, S dthrough the points e S of the chimney parallel to E D, and join c to d, whichcompletes the shadow of the chimney. The shadows of the wall, tree, &c.are found in the same manner. In this… … fig. 62. the shadows rather towards the spectator; the moon is substituted for thesun as a luminary, and its place L, in this case within the picture, is given.Bequired the shadows of the arches and ruins. First find the foot of the 96 ILLUSTRATED LONDON DRAWING-BOOK. luminary, by drawing L F…
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