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Monday, October 27, 2008
Two-point perspective
A form of linear perspective in which the lines receding into space converge at two vanishing points of the eye level or horizon line, one to the left of the object and one to the right of the object.
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A form of linear perspective in which the lines receding into space converge at two vanishing points of the eye level or horizon line, one to the left of the object and one to the right of the object.
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