Cours de perspective : appliquée a la peinture
A perspective treatise by François Antoine Bossuet, published privately in Brussels in 1833 for painters and students learning linear perspective. Its plates are engraved line diagrams of vanishing-point constructions, arched and curved architectural elevations, and stage or theatre plans, with lettered reference points and ruled guidelines. A designer could draw on them for geometric construction grids, orthographic and perspective studies, and the clean technical line of early nineteenth-century instructional plates.
