Angular tower and decorative sketches
A tiered ink structure noted as a corner tower, over faint grey-pencil architectural lines
In ink Leonardo draws a tall tiered structure — a broad base, projecting cross-arms and a small square finial at the top — noted as an angular (corner) tower, with faint grey-pencil architectural lines showing through behind it. The sheet is also described as bearing decorative designs. The drawing is lightly executed and the folio carries no transcribed text.
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Sketch of an angular tower
A tall tiered structure is drawn in ink: a wide base, projecting cross-arms, and a small square finial at the top, identified in the notes as an angular (corner) tower.
Faint architectural underdrawing
Behind the ink figure, faint grey-pencil lines show through, suggesting a larger architectural setting sketched before the pen drawing.
Decorative designs
The folio is noted as carrying decorative designs; only slight ornamental marks appear alongside the main tower figure.