Perspective and geometrical drawing adapted to the use of candidates for second and third-class teachers' certificates (1887)
McGuirl, Thomas H. [from old catalog] · Toronto, W. Briggs; · leaf 77
ing as theyrecede, and 2 within P.P. 72 DRAWma. TThie Prism, Prisms are square, triangular, hexagonal, etc., according totheir ends or bases. The square prism may oe considerea as a mere modificationof the plinth. To draw a prism, we have only to draw the two surfacesforming its ends, and join… … Take B, 1 to left, A, 3 to left, and D, 6 to left of A. OnAB describe equilateral triangle ABC; draw CL | to A3 THE PRISM. 73 and bisecting it. Draw AE _[_ to AB and equal to CL; simi-larly draw DF; join F C.V., E C.V. and A C.V., also B MPand L MP; through M draw MG- parallel to AE, meetingE C.Y.…
Geometrical drawing · Perspective
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