Como indica o título, uma introdução básica à perspectiva. Extremamente simples, o autor não perde muito tempo em explicações mais aprofundadas, mas lembra, ao final: "Aprenda tudo sobre perspectiva, o conhecimento ganho lhe dará mais confiança nos seus desenhos e lhe permitirá um maior grau de liberdade".

Perspective, the author tells us, is easy.

A book given to me by my father, Perspective Made Easy is a phenomenal book that utilizes examples (figures, buildings etc.) to teach perspective. the book is divided into 20 steps all containing different parts about drawing perspective -those include: step six: placing the two vanishing points, the error of close spacing. step nine: placing figures and objects in a drawing. step fourteen: practical uses of cylinders in drawing, dividing the circle. (few examples)-. A nice addition the book has at the end of each step is a summary of the key points in the step, a few problems to solve (draw) and a few things to take from each step. This books is a fantastic introduction to a vast amount of concepts related to perspective, 5/5.

Way too "easy" to have truly understanding of perspective. The ellipse part is quite useful while the part of irregular spacing is totally wrong. How exciting it is to learn something from many sources, so by comparing what you learn from one source with that of others and with your own experience, you find the truth.

Very good perspective good for understanding the beginners principiples.

A great entry point to perspective, featuring tons of great visualisations and a list fo exercises at the end of every chapter.

Great book for beginner who want to try study perspective.

Very useful book for any artist! I feel like I have learned so much from this even though this is such an old book, it is very detailed to cover all aspects of perspective and easy to follow and understand whether you are a complete beginner or an established artist.

Accurate, clear and to the point.

This is actually one of the best books on perspective I’ve read. It is the FIRST I would recommend to someone looking to gain strong skills in this area!

This is a great reference for artists on the use of perspective. Many examples and simple (and not so simple) explanations. This book was originally published in 1939, so some of the drawings look a bit dated, but the principles are still valid.

Probbaly the best book on perspective, packaged in a concise and entertaining format. A good book to keep close when drawing.