. An encyclopaedia of architecture, historical, theoretical, & practical. New ed., rev., portions rewritten, and with additions by Wyatt Papworth. e, and, what is oftenmore important, liis patience. The mode to be adopted is as follows: — INIake on the jilan any number of sections aaaa, hbbb in the direction of the light, anddraw on the elevation the corresponding sections anaa, hhbb. LL being the direction of thelight, draw parallel thereto tangents to the curves of the convex mouldings, and the bounda-ries of their shades will be obtained, as will also those of their shadows, by continuing t
. An encyclopaedia of architecture, historical, theoretical, & practical. New ed., rev., portions rewritten, and with additions by Wyatt Papworth. e, and, what is oftenmore important, liis patience. The mode to be adopted is as follows: — INIake on the jilan any number of sections aaaa, hbbb in the direction of the light, anddraw on the elevation the corresponding sections anaa, hhbb. LL being the direction of thelight, draw parallel thereto tangents to the curves of the convex mouldings, and the bounda-ries of their shades will be obtained, as will also those of their shadows, by continuing themfrom such boundaries till they cut the other parts in each section, as will be more es])eciallyseen at cc. It will be recollected that in our first mention of the projected representation ofthe line of light and shadow we found that it was an angle of 54- 44 of the diagonal of acube. This angle is set out in xi/z on the plan. We have therefore another mode offinding the boundaries of shade and shadow on the moulding, by developing the sections?idiia, bbbb, t\c., as at A, 15, and C, and drawing tangents i/z to the convex mouldings for. </ ??<(? 6( s/V _.,.,, ^
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