Gravesande, Willem Jacob 's
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An essay on perspective
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the Perſpective Plane is conſider’d as being
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parallel to the Geometrical Plane.</
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Horizon, we commonly conſider it, as being
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it ſelf the Geometrical Plane, in which Caſe,
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the Problem is fully reſolved: </
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happens, that another Geometrical Plane is
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ſuppoſed, either above or below the perſpective
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Plane, upon which the Figures upon the Geo-
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metrical Plane are requir’d to be drawn; </
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muſt draw geometrically thereon, Figures ſimi-
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lar to thoſe in the Geometrical Plane; </
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the Lines on the perſpective Plane, be to their
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correſpondent ones on the Geometrical Plane,
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as the Eye’s Diſtance from the perſpective Plane,
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is to its Diſtance from the Geometrical Plane.</
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