Sentence examples for perfect perspective from inspiring English sources

Therefore the Arnolfini chandelier is not painted in perfect perspective.

He drew, in perfect perspective, terraced cityscapes with steel-and-glass schools and filigreed steeples.

No camera lens performs perfect perspective projection - there is always some amount of distortion.

If the two arms had been painted in perfect perspective they would align well; they did not.

Steinberg's is a delicate drawing done in perfect perspective, with fully realized cars and little witty dotted lines separating Canada from Chicago and Mexico from Washington.

But a fresh clash has surfaced over the painter David Hockney's three-year-old theory that early Renaissance painters used cameralike devices to paint with perfect perspective.

A perfect landscape perspective leads toward a worldview that landforms and landscapes are circumstantial, contingent results of deterministic laws operating in a specific environmental context, such that multiple outcomes are possible.

His paintings, which grew out of drawings very much in the clear-eyed spirit of Bauhaus design, are of mass- produced objects that he paints in a deliberately uninflected way, in non-representational colours, everything marked out in bold lines and perfect linear perspective, floating freely in space.

My father, an illustrator and artist whose career has spanned 60 years, could not believe that the scene before him was actually an oil-on-canvas painting; it was so enormous and so perfect in perspective.

"…to have one vanishing point or perfect camera perspective is not realistic" (4 ).

The movie, in time-honored (if by now also anachronistic) spy thriller fashion, hops from one picturesque European spot to another, each location conveyed in postcard-perfect aerial perspective.