Near-blank verso showing the recto through the sheet
Catalogued blank; linked to a circle, a provisional pavilion and a note to Giuliano de' Medici
The e-Leo caption records this side of folio 384 as invisible before restoration and devoid of writing and drawings; the faint marks now visible are largely the reversed show-through of the recto's sketches, among them a circle at the upper right and funnel and arch forms. The Ambrosiana's classification nonetheless associates the sheet with a circle construction, a provisional pavilion, and a note addressed to Giuliano de' Medici. No text is transcribed for this side, and any writing proper to it is left unread.
On this page
Faint reversed show-through and untranscribed catalogue content
Almost nothing original is legible on this side; the visible circle, funnel and arch shapes are the recto's drawings seen through the thin paper in reverse. Any writing belonging to this side, catalogued as touching a circle, a provisional pavilion and a note to Giuliano de' Medici, is not included in the bundle and is left untranscribed.