r than they-were dra^vn in the last exercise, but make the parallelo-pipedon of just the same size. This will be enough for onelesson. For the next lesson, beginning with the chair, drawthe legs and back at the angles of the cube; then the rails andbars which joiu the legs and back. Follow the same… … Ewer and Cube : Fig. 19. DiRECTioxs FOR FiG. 19. — The two objects here groupedillustrate the two principles always to be remembered in thiskind of drawing: (1) that a circle viewed obliquely appearsan ellipse; (2) that retreating parallel lines appear to convergeas they go away from the eye. Make…
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