. Augsburg's drawing, book 2. When the object is both below and above the level of the eye,as Figs. 17 and 18, then it is well to locate the level of the eye inorder to judge more accurately of the slant of the receding 82 AUGSBURGS DRAWING. Fig. 17 represents several boxes piled one above the (1) that the recedino: lines above the level of the eyeslant clowmcard, (2) That the receding lines below the level ofthe eye slant iqncard. (3) That the receding lines on a levelwith the eye are horizontal. The eye level determines the slant ofthe lines. The further the receding li
. Augsburg's drawing, book 2. When the object is both below and above the level of the eye,as Figs. 17 and 18, then it is well to locate the level of the eye inorder to judge more accurately of the slant of the receding 82 AUGSBURGS DRAWING. Fig. 17 represents several boxes piled one above the (1) that the recedino: lines above the level of the eyeslant clowmcard, (2) That the receding lines below the level ofthe eye slant iqncard. (3) That the receding lines on a levelwith the eye are horizontal. The eye level determines the slant ofthe lines. The further the receding lines above or beh)w the levelof the eye the more they slant. In Fig. 18 observe that the receding lines above and belowthe eye level ol)ey this law the same as in the boxes. They slantdownward and upward to the level of the eye. Fig. 18, and all similar buildings, may be drawn as follows:(I) Draw the body part of the building the same as the box. (2)To put the roof on, l)isect A B as at C and from this point erect avertical line as high as you wish the apex D. (3) Draw lines 1and 2. (4) Draw line 3 which will slant to the eye level, anddraw line 5 practically parallel with line 1. Note.— It is an excellent drill exerci
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