 ... in fact. The explanation is that it is not only that the eye sees the buildings in perspective, but the brain takes its share in the process. Impressions are formed with lightning rapidity. Knowledge previously acquired comes into play ; and unconsciously,...  Architectural Drawing and Draughtsmen - Page 10by Sir Reginald Theodore Blomfield - 1912 - 96 pagesFull view - About this book
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...looks different from what had been expected, and if it has been carried out, from what it looks like in fact. The explanation is that it is not only that...perspective modified by several other considerations. A draftsman is justified, therefore, in taking these other considerations into account, emphasizing part... | |
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