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Linear perspective explained (1866)

Bartholomew, William N. (William Newton), 1822-1898 · Boston, Cyrus G. Cooke · leaf 60

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LINEAR PERSPECTIVE. .« 64 Connect the points z and and we have the perspective of the line formed by the meeting of the roof with the front face of the chimney, which com- pletes the drawing. 68. In sketching a building seen in oblique perspective, of the form rep- resented in Figs. 35 and 36, draw… … Fig. 35. Fig. 36. numerals. The dotted lines in these figures, which are not used in deter- mining the perspectives of the peaks of the gables, represent imaginary lines. The remarks made on the line H B, in Fig. 31, will suggest the use of these lines. • OBJECTS CONTAINING CURVED LINES. 69. Prob.…

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