Perspective for Art Students
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So that if, as in Fig. 67, we have a vanishing line some distance to the left of the C.V., we cannot say it is so many feet or inches or miles on the left. Both C.V. and this line are properly in the remote distance, and the distance between them cannot be measured.
But if the V.L. cannot thus be found by setting off a cjt,.
Fig. 67. — The theory of findiog the V.L. of a vertical plane at an angle to the picture.
measv/rement from C.V., it can be found by an angular method.
We know that C.V. is... directly in front of the spectator.
Can we not know also in what similar relation the V.L.
on the left is to him ? If the P.V.E. (principal visual ray) represents the direction straight ahead, then a line to. this V.L. on the left from the spectator will represent the direction toward the left. Hence we speak of planes "at 60° to the picture-plane toward left," and so on.
To find the V.L. of Vertical Planes 103 The angle used in description, it must be noted, is not set down from the F.V.B. always, but in some cases, and especially in tbe one now being considered, it is set out fi'om the directing line running through the spectator's shoulders and parallel to the picture-plane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So that if, as in Fig. 67, we have a vanishing line some distance to the left of the C.V., we cannot say it is so many feet or inches or miles on the left. Both C.V. and this line are properly in the remote distance, and the distance between them cannot be measured.
But if the V.L. cannot thus be found by setting off a cjt,.
Fig. 67. — The theory of findiog the V.L. of a vertical plane at an angle to the picture.
measv/rement from C.V., it can be found by an angular method.
We know that C.V. is... directly in front of the spectator.
Can we not know also in what similar relation the V.L.
on the left is to him ? If the P.V.E. (principal visual ray) represents the direction straight ahead, then a line to. this V.L. on the left from the spectator will represent the direction toward the left. Hence we speak of planes "at 60° to the picture-plane toward left," and so on.
To find the V.L. of Vertical Planes 103 The angle used in description, it must be noted, is not set down from the F.V.B. always, but in some cases, and especially in tbe one now being considered, it is set out fi'om the directing line running through the spectator's shoulders and parallel to the picture-plane.
What to read after Perspective for Art Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hatton, Richard G to read onlineMoreLess
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