<span>George Caleb Bingham's Raftsmen Playing Cards is an example of A. atmospheric perspective. Atmospheric perspective has to do with creating the illusion of depth in a painting, which is visible here. Foreshortening means that something seems closer than it truly is. One-point perspective means that something gets smaller as you approach it. Linear perspective is the creation of depth, but on a flat surface. </span>
Barometric point of view needs to do with making the dream of profundity in an artistic creation, or, in other words. Foreshortening implies that something appears to be nearer than it really is. One-point viewpoint implies that something gets littler as you approach it. Direct point of view is the formation of profundity, however on a level surface.
