Answer:
The vanishing point is the reference on the horizon for making lines in a drawing and building a perspective.
And what is a perspective?
The word perspective has its origin in Latin and means to "see through." It is the two-dimensional representation of something three-dimensional.
Perspective helps the viewer see that image on paper as if it were a real object or landscape. That is, it allows you to see the height, depth and width of the elements.
Perspectives with vanishing points are known as conics, but there are other types such as isometric, knight, military, among others.
