Drawing perspective

Author: Li Fucheng
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Publish Date: 1999-12-01
Features: The book "Perspective in Painting" written by the young teacher Li Fucheng provides a relatively detailed explanation of various phenomena of Western scientific linear perspective. To clarify the overall phenomenon of perspective, the author breaks it down into several individual aspects such as "Perspective and Perspective Phenomena," "Origin of the Horizon Line," "One-Point Perspective Phenomena," etc., for better understanding. The most notable difference from previous perspective books is that this book minimizes textual explanations while clearly explaining the issues, in other words, achieving conciseness and clarity. The book uses paintings by famous Chinese and foreign artists as examples, which helps readers visually grasp the principles of perspective, enhances their interest, and has strong readability. The book has a certain depth of understanding and high academic value, and also provides some inspiration for re-examining and rediscovering traditional art through the lens of modern painting theory.