Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 64
fig. 9. In many cases where houses, trees, or other objects intervene, the viewof the horizon will be intercepted, and it will therefore not be visible from PERSPECTIVE DRAWING. 55 the spectators position, which is termed in perspective the station-point.In such cases, however, the horizon exists,… … fig. 10. station ; and its position must be denoted by an imaginary, dotted, oroccult line extending across the drawing, as on it will be found the propersituations of the point of sight and other vanishing-points. If, when looking through a window, we could trace, with some instru-ment that would…
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