Front I Side T (h)


 Sometimes objects seem to van-
 ish toward two points. These ob-
 jects appear to be on an angle to
 the observer's eye. (:D)

 In perspective, a circle appears
 to become an ellipse. (E, F, G)



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 (E)




 (MJ


 A third kind of perspective
 teachers should know about is
 multiple perspective. This is the
 use of more than one (multiple)
 point of view. Young children
 use multiple perspective. A com-
 mon example is a house drawn
 with front and side views drawn
(I) together as though seen at one
 time. (H) Sometimes we find even
 a third side as shown in (1). Again
 a young child may draw a house
 showing the side, the roof and the
 opposite side as in (.).