A treatise of the theory and practice of perspective. Wherein the principles of that most useful art, as laid down by Dr. Brook Taylor, are fully and clearly explained, by means of moveable schemes, properly adapted for that purpose. The whole being designed as an easy introduction to the art of drawing in perspective, and illustrated by a great variety of curious and instructive examples, engraved by the author ..., by Daniel Fournier

Title:	A treatise of the theory and practice of perspective. Wherein the principles of that most useful art, as laid down by Dr. Brook Taylor, are fully and clearly explained, by means of moveable schemes, properly adapted for that purpose. The whole being designed as an easy introduction to the art of drawing in perspective, and illustrated by a great variety of curious and instructive examples, engraved by the author ...
Author:	Fournier, Daniel, -1683
Note:	Printed for the author, 1764

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Subject:	Perspective -- Early works to 1800
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