Oven drawing with lettered dimensions, a profile head and spelling drills
A dimensioned oven in pen and red chalk, a small profile head, and the word fatto spelled three ways
The dominant drawing, in pen and red chalk and set inverted, is a study of the oven with its parts lettered a, n, o, c, t and given dimensions in fractions and in braccia. Below, in pencil, is a small head in profile beside a fragmentary line beginning "Tell me if ever". The same leaf carries a spelling exercise trying the word fatto three ways (fato, facto, fatto). The sheet is stained and several jottings remain faint.
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Oven with lettered points and dimensions
The oven is drawn with its points labelled a, n, o, c, t and measured: a n is 2/3, o a is 2/3, c o is 1/4, and t c is 1 braccio. It continues the oven series of the adjacent leaves.
Dimensions in fractions and braccia
The lettered points are related by fractional measures (2/3, 1/4) and one measure of a full braccio, working out the proportions of the oven.
Profile head with a fragmentary line
At the foot, drawn in pencil, is a head in profile accompanied by an unfinished phrase, "Tell me if ever …".
The word fatto spelled three ways
Among the notes the writer drills a single word in three spellings, fato, facto, fatto, a small orthographic exercise.