Building plan and an arcaded elevation (two fragments)
Two small mounted fragments bearing only drawings; the catalogue notes both are without writing
Two small paper fragments (folios 414 a and 414 b recto) are mounted side by side, each carrying only a sketch and, as the catalogue records, no writing. The left fragment shows a rectangular ground plan with a staircase and small chambers grouped along one side; the right fragment shows the front of a low, arcaded building crowned with a row of small domed pavilions on a stepped base. Both are lightly drawn in ink.
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Rectangular plan with a staircase
The left fragment lays out a rectangular ground plan: a straight run of steps sits against one side, a cluster of small rooms is grouped at one end, and ruled lines mark the walls with a diagonal crossing the enclosure.
Elevation of an arcaded building
The right fragment gives the front of a long, low building: an arcade of round openings runs along a stepped base, and above a horizontal cornice a parapet carries a row of small domed pavilions or lanterns.