Traité de perspective simplifiée linéaire
A French treatise on linear perspective published in Paris in 1832 by Jarry de Mancy with E. Hocquart, written as a teaching manual for draughtsmen and students of drawing. Its plates are engraved line diagrams that build perspective views of prisms, cylinders, cones, and a column from ground lines, horizon lines, and vanishing points. A designer can take from them a clear method for constructing depth in simple geometric forms, with dashed projection lines and labelled corners that read like a construction sheet.
