The teaching of drawing : its aims and methods (1910)
Polak, Solomon, Quilter, Harry Charles · London : W.B. Clive, University Tutorial Press · leaf 101
nd, and in this position is usually difficult torepresent. Where the eye has been trained to seek a covering line this difficulty disappears. Fig. 85 is therepresentation of a portion of a writing-desk when theeye is opposite the extreme left of the object. The slop-ing, horizontal, and vertical… … Fig. 85. 107. Convergence of Parallel Lines which Recede. —The children must be led to observe this phenomenonfor themselves by means of experiments. It is not suffi-cient merely to talk of familiar instances observed outsidethe school, such as tramway metals, etc. Numerousexamples may be found in…
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