Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 76
e seat of thechair is a square figure, found in the manner just described ;, and the linesfrom one of its feet to the other form also a square, put into perspectiveby the same process. Thus far, squares below the level of the eye have been alone treated of;but the same rules apply to squares and… … fig. 32. what-not, supposing it to be raised so that its upper shelves are higherthan the eye (fig. 33).
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