Résumé et application des principes élémentaires de la perspective
A French treatise on linear perspective, published in Paris in 1822 by Charles François Farcy with plates after Pierre Langlumé, written as a teaching manual for draughtsmen and architects. Its plates are engraved views of streets, aqueducts, gardens and canal-side buildings, each built on a clear vanishing point, so a designer can study how receding lines and scale make a single scene read as deep space.
