Perspectival Study of a Windowed Structure
Faded pen-and-wash fragment; the sheet carries no writing
A faded, irregularly cut fragment bears a pen-and-wash drawing of a rectilinear structure seen in perspective, its wall planes pierced by regular rectangular openings that read like windows and worked over with fine hatching. A projecting horizontal member divides an upper and a lower tier. The subject is hard to read with certainty and may be a building or a foreshortened box study; the catalogue note records no writing on the sheet.
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Windowed structure in perspective
The fragment shows a two-tier rectilinear structure drawn in perspective, with several light rectangular openings resembling windows set into hatched wall planes and a projecting horizontal ledge between the tiers. Whether it depicts an actual building or a foreshortened geometric box cannot be settled from the fragment alone.