Blank verso with faint show-through of architectural forms
A curatorial note records the leaf as invisible before restoration and bearing no writing or drawings of its own.
The transcription source records only that this verso was invisible before restoration and carries no writing or drawings of its own. What is faintly visible is offset and show-through from the opposite leaf: ghostly ruled construction lines across the sheet and, near the centre, softly rounded architectural forms suggesting domed or vaulted structures, with a few small mechanical sketches along the lower edge. No original text is present on this side to transcribe.
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Faint domed forms showing through from the recto
Toward the centre of the sheet, soft rounded shapes read like domed or vaulted architectural structures. They are not drawn on this side but transfer faintly from the opposite leaf, blurred and pale.
Ruled construction lines in offset
Long straight ruled lines cross the sheet at shallow angles, the residue of a geometric construction on the other side. They appear only as faint transfer, without ink or lead of their own here.