Pavilion corner and bolt; water falling over an angle
A plank pavilion's latch and corner, a circular ribbed element, and a note on water falling over an edge
This red-chalk sheet continues the pavilion studies with the bolt (catenaccio) and the corner of a plank pavilion, drawn with poles and pennants above and a circular ribbed element below. A short text turns briefly to water, observing that the lower the water is, the more it clothes the angle over which it falls. The sketches are light and rapid.
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Bolt and corner of a plank pavilion
An element of the pavilion showing its bolt (catenaccio) and the corner of a plank pavilion, worked out with poles and pennants above.
Low water clothes the falling angle
The lower the water is, the more it will clothe the angle from which it falls.
Circular ribbed element
A circular member drawn with radial segments arranged around a small central square, sketched below the pavilion studies; the bundle supplies no caption for it.