Studio, field, and gallery: a manual of painting for the student and amateur, with information for the general reader. (1878)
Rollin, Horace J · New York : D. Appleton and Company · leaf 23
ance below the hori-zon-line as the objects are above it. The reflections of near objects that are over thewater, as birds, branches of trees, etc., are establishedby a point on the surface of the water just below them,the reflection extending as far below this point as theobject does above it. It… … LINEAR PERSPECTIVE. 21 for him. Tkis he should do at once, and masterthis subject of reflections, which is exceedingly pleas-ant and interesting. He may pursue the study, forthe most part, right in the studio, by the aid of a goodmirror, which is placed level on the table. Above orbeyond this a…
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