A familiar treatise on perspective
in four essays: Essay I. On the theory of vision, and the principles of perspective as therewith connected. Essay II. Elements of the practice of perspective, definitions and explanation of terms. Essay III. The perspective of shadows. Essay IV. On keeping, or aërial perspective. The principles developed in this treatise are illustrated by fifty one engravings; accompanied by correct descriptions and familiar explanations.
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1816 - Printed by R. & R. Gilbert, for C. Taylor, London, England
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