IV. Perspective of Disappearance: 232.

IV. Perspective of Disappearance: 232.

232.

p. 131

On indistinctness at great distances (232-234).Objects near to the eye will appear larger than those at a distance.

Objects seen with two eyes will appear rounder than if they are seen with only one.

Objects seen between light and shadow will show the most relief.

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