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Jul 07, 2018

Sure, this was first published in 1939, but that only makes the book all that much better. The rules of perspective haven't changed and it's cool to see everything illustrated with steam locomotives and men wearing trilbies. And, yes, Ernest did make understanding perspective, horizons, vanishing points and drawing shadows and people in the right size in different parts of a perspective sketch easy.

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Feb 16, 2018

The title says it all. The author explains perspective and gives useful examples. Great for any aspiring artists

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Jan 19, 2019

Invaluable.

Explains drawing perspective in a way that even I, a maths idiot, can understand.