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E.6745
A
square
plate
ABCD
has
been
drawn
in
perspective
at
two
leakage
points
on
the
drawing
below
:
1
Show
the
horizon
line
of
this
perspec-tive
on
the
drawing
above.
2
Draw
on
this
plate
a
checkerboard
of
sixteen
square
squares
as
shown
in
the
figure
below
(you
can
use
the
point
of
intersection
of
the
diagonals
of
the
square
ABCD
and
the
two
vanishing
points)
.
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ABCD
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ABCDEFGHMNL
E.6747
An
architect
began
drawing
a
cor-ridor
(see
figure
below)
.
He
drew
a
large
rectangular
window
on
the
right
vertical
wall.
He
has
drawn
only
part
of
the
floor
tiling.
It
is
assumed
that
the
architect
is
following
the
rules
of
vanishing-point
perspective.
All
constructions
are
to
be
made
on
the
figure
given
in
the
appendix
to
be
returned
with
the
copy.
1
Name
one
rule
of
vanishing-point
perspective.
Check
it
on
the
figure
provided
below.
(we
can
possibly
perform
constructions
on
the
figure)
.
2
Knowing
that
the
tiling
is
regular,
represent
the
3
first
rows
of
5
tiles
(leave
construction
lines
clearly
visible;
no
written
justification
is
otherwise
required)
.
3
The
rectangular
window
on
the
right-hand
wall
has
two
sashes
of
equal
width
separated
by
a
vertical
rail.
A
han-dle
is
fixed
in
the
middle
of
this
vertical
crosspiece.
Only
the
window
frame
is
shown
in
the
drawing.
Complete
the
figure
by
representing
the
vertical
crosspiece
by
a
segment
and
the
handle
by
a
point
M
.
E.6748
The
drawing
below
shows
a
house
in
parallel
perspective.
ABCDEFGH
is
a
right-angled
prism
whose
faces
ABCD
and
EFGH
are
horizontal
and
form
the
floor
and
ceiling
of
the
house,
respectively.
The
edge
[
AE
]
is
therefore
vertical.
The
two
faces
ABCD
and
EFGH
are
squares.
EFGHNL
is
a
right
prism
;
the
base
EFN
of
this
right
prism
is
an
isosceles
triangle
at
N
whose
height
[
NM
]
is
such
that
NM
=
AE
.
In
this
exercise,
we
agree
to
label
a
point
in
space
with
a
cap-ital
letter
and
to
label
its
image
in
a
central
perspective
with
a
lowercase
letter
(so
a
is
the
image
of
A
,
b
is
the
image
of
B
)
.
Nojustificationoftheconstructionsisexpected,but
theconstructionlineswillbeleftvisible.
1
A
central
perspective
representation
of
this
house
is
started
in
figure
1
below.
The
horizon
line
and
the
main
vanishing
point
w
are
drawn.
The
wall
ABFE
is
assumed
to
be
in
a
frontal
plane.
a
Using
the
representation
of
the
diagonals
of
squares
ABCD
and
EFGH
,
construct
the
distance
points
d
1
and
d
2
of
this
central
perspective
representation
on
the
drawing
in
figure
1
b
Complete
the
representation
of
the
house
in
this
cen-tral
perspective
on
this
figure.
c
Place
the
image
i
of
the
middle
I
of
[
AE
]
as
well
as
the
image
j
of
the
middle
J
of
[
CG
]
.
Through
which
point
should
the
line
(
ij
)
pass?
2
Another
central
perspective
representation
of
the
house
is
started
in
figure
2
.
Points
w
and
w
are
the
respective
vanishing
points
of
lines
(
AB
)
and
BC
)
.
Complete
the
drawing
2
of
the
house
in
this
new
central
perspective.
3
Name
two
properties
of
parallel
perspective
that
are
not
verified
by
central
perspective.
Illustrate
them
by
refer-ring
to
the
representation
given
at
the
beginning
of
the
exercise
and
those
completed
in
figures
1
and
2
.
Figure
1
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Figure
2
E.6744
The
figure
below
shows
the
vanishing-point
perspective
plot
of
the
ABD
isosceles
right-angled
A
triangle
and
the
horizon
line
Δ
of
the
plane
of
this
triangle.
All
constructions
requested
must
be
carried
out
on
this
sheet
and
justified
on
the
copy.
1
Place
the
vanishing
point
F
1
,
of
the
direction
of
the
line
(
AB
)
,
the
vanishing
point
F
2
of
the
direction
of
(
BD
)
and
F
3
,
that
of
the
direction
of
(
AD
)
.
2
Construct
the
point
C
such
that
ABCD
is
a
square.
3
Construct
the
point
E
,
iamge
of
the
point
C
by
symme-try
of
center
D
.
4
Construct
point
J
,
midpoint
of
segment
[
AD
]
.
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ABD
abcdefgh
E.6749
On
each
of
the
faces
of
a
ABCDEFGH
cube,
there’s
a
square
pattern
formed
by
the
middles
of
the
sides
of
the
faces
:
Below
is
a
central
perspective
representation
of
the
cube
ABCDEFGH
,
whose
face
ABFE
lies
in
a
frontal
plane.
The
square
inscribed
in
the
ABFE
face
is
represented
there.
The
images
of
the
points
A
,
B
,
C
.
.
.
are
noted
in
lower
case
letters
a
,
b
,
c
.
.
.
The
line
(
p
)
is
the
horizon
line.
The
constructions
requested
will
be
carried
out
on
the
figure
below.
Useful
construction
lines
should
be
left
visible.
1
a
Construct
the
main
vanishing
point
r
.
b
Construct
the
two
distance
points
s
and
t
.
2
a
Construct
the
image
i
of
the
midpoint
I
of
the
seg-ment
[
CG
]
.
b
Construct
the
image
j
of
the
middle
J
of
the
segment
[
BC
]
.
c
Propose
a
verification
of
the
construction
of
the
point
j
d
Complete
the
drawing
of
the
squares
shown
on
the
two
visible
faces
of
the
cube.
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DHCGABEFS
ABCDEFGH
E.6750
Throughout
this
exercise,
capital
letters
will
be
used
to
designate
points
in
space
and
lowercase
letters
to
designate
flat
representations
of
those
points.
For
example,
a
represents
A
.
All
constructions
will
be
made
on
the
figure
given
below.
No
justification
for
the
constructions
is
expected,
but
the
con-struction
lines
will
be
left
visible.
The
final
representation
will
be
traced
in
bold
or
color
to
im-prove
readability.
The
figure
given
at
the
end
of
the
exercise
shows
the
cen-tral
perspective
drawing
of
a
cube
ABCDEFGH
placed
on
a
horizontal
plane
with
its
face
ABCD
in
a
frontal
plane.
1
The
main
vanishing
point
of
this
central
perspective
rep-resentation
is
called
w
.
Construct
point
w
.
2
Points
d
1
and
d
2
are
called
the
distance
points
of
this
central
perspective
representation.
Construct
d
1
and
d
2
,
then
draw
the
horizon
line.
3
The
figure
below
shows
a
cavalier
perspective
representa-tion
of
the
assembly
described
in
this
question.
a
Behind
cube
ABCDEFGH
,
against
face
EFGH
,
place
a
second
cube,
identical
to
the
first.
Draw
this
second
cube
on
the
figure
below
b
On
the
upper
face
of
the
cube
ABCDEFGH
,
place
a
pyramid
whose
base
is
the
square
DCGH
and
whose
apex
is
perpendicular
to
the
center
of
this
base.
The
height
of
this
pyramid
is
equal
to
the
length
of
one
edge
of
the
cube
ABCDEFGH
.
Draw
this
pyramid
in
the
central
perspective
represen-tation
in
the
figure
below.
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