1. PERSPECTIVE
Drawing things the way they
appear to the eye to create an
illusion of depth

2. Ways to Show Perspective
Overlapping:
Putting one object on
top of another

3. Overlapping

4. Ways to Show Perspective
Linear Perspective

5. Linear Perspective
The use of vanishing points and the
horizon line to show depth

6. One Point Perspective
Use one vanishing point for the
entire drawing

7. 1 Point Perspective
Exterior or Transparent

8. Hobemma

9. Vanishing Point
Orthogonals - Lines that recede
back to the vanishing point

10. Giovanni
Battista
Piranesi
Fantasy
on a
Magnificent
Triumphal
Arch

12. 1 Point Perspective
Interior

13. Rafael School of Athens

15. Vermeer

16. Vermeer

17. Vermeer

18. Interior 1 Point Perspective

19. Botticelli The Annunciation

21. Carvaggio

22. 2 Point Perspective
The use of 2 vanishing
points in the artwork

23. 2 Point Perspective

31. Ways to Show Perspective
Color

32. Van Gogh

33. Manet

34. Ways to Show Perspective
Aerial focus

35. Aerial Focus
Colors, lines, and details are darker up
close and become lighter with less detail
in the distance

37. Claude Lorrain
Landscape with Ruins,
Pastoral Figures, and Trees
1643/1655

38. Ways to Show Perspective
Size & Placement

39. Size—Objects get smaller as
they go back in space

40. Placement—Objects are placed
closer to the horizon to create an
illusion distance

41. Pieter Brueghel
Peasant Dance, 1567

42. Ways to Show Perspective
Shading/Value

43. Durer
St. Gerome

44. Chiaroscuro

45. Durer
Melancholy

46. Early Artists
Perspective
Was Not
Perfected

47. Gothic

48. Gothic

49. Gothic

50. Fra Filippo Lippi

51. Fra Filippo
Lippi

52. What spatial
techniques are
being used?

53. Leonardo da Vinci

54. Vermeer

55. Van Gogh

56. Watch
the
Verticals

61. Inclined Vanishing Points

62. 3 Point Perspective