The Practice of Perspective was one of the most influential works of the 18th century on perspective in art. Illustrated with highly detailed copper plates of architecture and objects, it was written in French by a Parisian Jesuit and later printed by Thos. Bowles in London, 1739. Our framed prints meticulously reproduce numbered plates from this historical work, each a fascinating study of the relationship between perspective and a vanishing point.

• Reproduced in fine detail from copper plate illustrations of The Practice of Perspective: Or, An Easy Method of Representing Natural Objects According to the Rules of Art
• Giclée printed on archival acid-free paper
• Set behind Plexiglas®
• Black painted wood frame
• Mounting hardware included