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Painting & Drawing
- Cover (Page 1) - Contents (Page 13) - Foreword (Page 11) - Step One (Page 19) - The Horizon (Page 22) - The Vanishing Point (Page 23) - The Eye-Level (Page 24) - Step Two (Page 29) - The Eye-Level and Its Relationship to Perspective Drawing (Page 31) - Step Three (Page 39) - Parallel Lines as We See Them (Page 41) - Parallel Lines Related to One-Point Perspective (Page 44) - Step Four (Page 49) - The Three Sets of Parallels (Page 51) - Locating the Point and the Eye-Level (Page 52) - Step Five (Page 57) - The Two Vanishing Points (Page 59) - The "Height" Lines (Page 63) - Step Six (Page 65) - Placing the Two Vanishing Points (Page 67) - The Error of Close Spacing (Page 70) - Step Seven (Page 75) - Showing How the Vanishing Points Move in Relationship to One Another (Page 77) - Step Eight (Page 85) - Building Perspective with Bricks (Page 87) - Step Nine (Page 97) - Placing Figures and Objects in a Drawing (Page 99) - Step Ten (Page 107) - Center of Interest (Page 109) - Changing the View (Page 111) - Roofs in Perspective (Page 112) - Step Eleven (Page 115) - Interiors (Page 117) - Placing of Furniture (Page 119) - Step Twelve (Page 123) - Finding the Center (Page 125) - Dividing Spaces into Halves (Page 127) - Practical Applications (Page 131) - Step Thirteen (Page 135) - Cylinders in Perspective (Page 137) - Drawing Elipses (Page 138) - Step Fourteen (Page 149) - Practical Uses of Cylinders in Drawing (Page 151) - Dividing the Circle (Page 157) - Step Fifteen (Page 161) - Dividing a Surface in Perspective (Page 163) - Drawing a Checkerboard (Page 166) - Step Sixteen (Page 173) - Shade and Shadows (Page 175) - Step Seventeen (Page 185) - Reflections (Page 187) - Step Eighteen (Page 193) - Unusual Perspective (Page 195) - Up-and-Down Points (Page 195) - Examples (Page 197) - Step Nineteen (Page 201) - Perspective Downhill (Page 203) - Perspective Uphill (Page 204) - The False Eye-Level (Page 205) - Step Twenty (Page 209) - Mechanical Perspective (Page 211)