Professional Documents
Culture Documents
OF
THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA
SANTA BARBARA
COLLEGE
PRESENTED BY
William E. Roberts
Works on Drawing
by Frank E. Mathewson
Published by the Taylor-Holden Company
Springfield, Mass.
COYPRIGHT, 1908
BY
FRANK E. MATHEWSON.
68032
PREFACE
August, 1908.
Contents
TEXT
SECTION PAGE
1 Introduction 7
2 Definitions 8
3 Measurements 12
4 The Square in Perspective 13
5 The Cube in Perspective 15
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6 Angle Plate 19
7 The Circle in Perspective 21
8 The Cylinder in Perspective 27
9 Estimating Measurements in Perspec-
tive 28
10 The Elliptical Protractor 30
11 The Rectangular Prism in Perspec-
tive 34
12 The Equilateral Triangle in Perspec-
tive 39
13 The Hexagon in Perspective 41
14 The Square Pyramid in Perspective . . 45
15 The Cone in Perspective 47
16 Perspective Sketching from Work-
ing Drawings 48
Working Drawings
PLATE I.
10 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
PLATE II.
12 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
FIGURE 1.
PLATE III.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 15
Cries in Perspective
PLATE IV
HOM WORKING DRAWINGS 17
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PLATE V.
HOM WORKING DRAWINGS 19
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angle plate which are parallel with the outside
ines should then be sketched, starting from the point
:, which is f " above a, and converging toward the same
ndefinite vanishing-points of the lines with which they
ire parallel in the working drawing. The point, m, is
it the intersection of lines drawn from k and h, and n
-Angle P/afe
PLATE VI.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS
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FIGURE 2.
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PLATE VII.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 23
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PLATE VIII.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS
FIGURE 3
Cy/inders
PLATE IX.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 27
FIGURE 4.
FIGURE 5.
FIGURE 6.
FIGURE 7.
FIGURE 8.
FIGURE 9.
HOM WORKING DRAWINGS 33
FIGURE 10.
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FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 35
PLATE X.
36 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
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FROM WORKING DRAWINGS
PLATE XI.
38 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
FIGURE 13.
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FIGURE 14.
PLATE XII.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 41
PLATE XIII.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 43
FIGURE 15.
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PLATE XIV.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 45
PLATE XV.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 47
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PLATE XVI.
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SANTA BARBARA COLLEGE LIBRARY
PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
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FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 53
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PLATE XVII.
54 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
FIGURE 18.
PROBLEM, 22.
Grooved Block. PLATE XVIII. This plate is an
excellent example of measuring by the intersections of
two series of parallel lines. The positions of the corners
of the groove with inclined sides are readily measured
on the nearest line, (ab, Figure 3). The converging
lines from the points on this line, intersected by the
construction line parallel with ab, determine the location
of the corners of the groove in the end face of the block.
The rectangular grooves are located in the same way
in the top of the block.
PROBLEM 23.
Sketch the grooved block with the upper face
showing the inclined groove and parallel with the
ground-plane.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 55
Grooved
B/ocfc ,
PLATE XVIII.
56 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
FIGURE 19.
PROBLEM 24.
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PLATE XIX.
38 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
PROBLEM 26.
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PLATE XX.
60 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
FIGURE 20.
PROBLEM 27.
PROBLEM 28.
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fig. I
PLATE XXI.
62 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 63
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Angle Brace
PLATE XXII.
64 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
FIGURE 22
PROBLEM 33.
PLATE XXIII.
66 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
FlGURE 23.
FIGURE 24.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS
FIGURE 25.
FIGURE 26
PROBLEM 37.
ing them.
PROBLEM 38. Sketch the crank with the axes of
the cylinders perpendicular to the ground-plane and
the lines, o'-g' at 45 degrees to the picture-plane.
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PLATE XXIV.
70 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
FIGURE 27.
PROBLEM 40.
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PLATE XXV.
72 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
FIGURE 28.
PROBLEM 42.
PLATE XXVI.
74 PERSPECTIVE SKETCHING
PLATE XXVII.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 75
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FIGURE 29.
PROBLEM 44.
PLATE XXVIII.
FROM WORKING DRAWINGS 77
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