The Elements of Perspective: Arranged for the Use of Schools and Intended to be Read in Connexion with the First Three Books of EuclidSmith, Elder, 1859 - 144 من الصفحات |
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A B C D A B in Fig Appendix arch centre Complete the square COROLLARY Correggio curve cut a v cutting the sight-line determined diagonals and diameters direct distance divided draw a horizontal drawn in perspective feet high FIND THE VANISHING-POINT fix the position gable given in position given inclined line glass horizontal line horizontal plane inscribed Join LET A B let fall line A B line drawn line E G line required measured measuring-line object observer pane paper parallel to A B perspective laws perspective ratio picture plane polygons position and magnitude practice Problem II PROBLEM XI PROBLEM XVIII produce pyramid rectangle represent required to draw right angles right lines scale semicircle side sight-magnitude sight-point square base STATION-LINE station-point steepest lines tower triangles vanishing vanishing-point of a c vertical height vertical line
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الصفحة 1 - WHEN you begin to read this book, sit down very near the window, and shut the window. I hope the view out of it is pretty; but, whatever the view may be, we shall find enough in it for an illustration of the first principles of perspective (or, literally, of "looking through"). Every pane of your window may be considered, if you choose, as a glass picture ; and what you see through it, as painted on its surface.