Reclining nude and faint marginal notes
A lightly worked recto; the dense verso studies show through the paper
The e-Leo record treats this recto as essentially blank: sub-leaf 575a is devoid of writing and drawings, and 575b carries only a few faint jottings — a note 'To Gian Martelli', the word 'orto' beside a figure, and the numbers '6 6'. The lower fragment nonetheless bears a large reclining nude male figure, an untranscribed drawing. Geometric solids and constructions visible across the sheet are largely the closely worked verso showing through the thin paper.
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Reclining nude male figure
The lower mounted fragment carries a large drawing of a nude man lying full length, seen from the side with the head at left and the legs extended to the right. It is not included in the transcription and is left here as a described drawing only.
Note 'To Gian Martelli'
A short jotting in the upper right corner reads 'To Gian Martelli'. A second figure at the lower right is labelled 'orto' (garden) and a further figure to the left is marked '6 6'.
Geometric solids showing through
Cubes, prisms and other geometric constructions appear faintly across the upper fragment. These belong to the densely drawn verso and are seen here as show-through, not as recto work.