The book "Elements of Perspective, arranged for use in schools and intended to be read in connection with the first three books of Euclid" was written by the eminent English writer and artist John Ruskin. This work is an integral part of Ruskin's work and contains deep information on the theory of perspective, based on the mathematical principles established in the works of Euclid. In "Elements of Perspective" Ruskin explains in detail the basic principles of the construction of perspective images, revealing their technical complexity and artistic essence. The book is intended for readers who are interested not only in art, but also in mathematics, offering them a unique opportunity to understand the depths of the creative process and the methodology of applying mathematical laws in art. "Elements of perspective" is a valuable source of knowledge both for pupils and students of art history, and for a wide range of lovers of painting and graphics. This book is not only a tutorial on perspective, but also an important testimony about the relationship between science and art in the work of the great English artist.