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Which surface of an object placed above the horizon line may become more visible?

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Correct answer: Lower surface

In perspective, the horizon line represents the viewer’s eye level. If an object is placed above that level, the viewer is looking upward toward it and may see its underside or lower surface. The upper surface is more likely to be visible when the object is below eye level. Visibility also depends on the viewing angle, but for the stated condition the lower surface is the appropriate answer. Therefore, option A is correct.

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Perspective DrawingEye LevelHorizon LineVisible SurfacesMural Painting: Scale And Permanent SurfacesMural Painting Scale And Permanent SurfacesMural And Surface Based PaintingArt Education

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