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Unlock the secrets of visual representation with George Adolphus Storey's "The Theory and Practice of Perspective." This classic treatise on drawing technique provides a comprehensive exploration of perspective, essential for artists, architects, and anyone interested in technical drawing. Delve into the fundamental principles that govern how we perceive and depict three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface.
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