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Perspective

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Black and White

David Macaulay

1990

How to Draw Perspective

Mark Bergin

2013

The Artist's Guide to Perspective

Janet Shearer

2004

A text-book of geometrical drawing

William Minifie

1903

Creative perspective for artists and illustrators

Ernest William Watson

1992

Perspective for interior designers

John F. Pile

1985

Rendering with Pen and Ink

Robert W. Gill

1973

Drama, its costume & décor

James Laver

1951

Trattato della pittura

Raphael Trichet Du Fresne, Leon Battista Alberti, Leonardo da Vinci

1651

The Renaissance rediscovery of linear perspective

Samuel Y. Edgerton

1975

Curvilinear perspective

Albert Flocon, André Barre, Andre Barre

1987

Mastering perspective for beginners

Santiago Arcas, Jose Fernando Arcas, Isabel Gonzales

2001

Corrective photography

Lewis L Kellsey

1947

Vermeer's Camera

Philip Steadman

2001

Exploring perspective hand drawing

Stephanie M. Sipp

2012

Drawing buildings

Richard Downer

1962

Perspective and geometrical drawing

Thos. H. McGuirl

1887

Art & geometry

William Mills Ivins, Jr.

1964

Perspective for Interior Designers

John Pile

1989

Freehand perspective

Dora Miriam Norton

1957

Interior Architecture

Frederic H. Jones

1986

Proserpina

John Ruskin

1877

Freehand perspective and sketching

Dora Miriam Norton

1909

Drawing perspective

Fisher, Tim (Artist)

2017

Florence and Baghdad

Hans Belting

2011

A familiar introduction to the theory and practice of perspective

Joseph Priestley

1770

Ariadne Florentina

John Ruskin

1873

The builder's and workman's new director

Nicholson, Peter

1849

Geometrical drawing, projection drawing, freehand and ornamental drawing, wash work and brush drawing, elementary perspective drawing, architectural drawing

International Correspondence Schools

1921

The Visual mind

Michele Emmer

1993

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