Three fragments with architectural sketches
Arches, vaulted bays and curved members on mounted paper strips
Three separate paper fragments are mounted together on one sheet, each carrying a catalogue number. All bear faint pen sketches of arched and vaulted structures drawn over a reddish under-drawing, with the letters e, d and f appearing as labels on the central piece. The lines are pale and rubbed, and further faint untranscribed notes remain on the fragments.
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Springing arches with labels e, d, f
The central fragment shows arches springing from a pier or impost, their curved soffits drawn in repeated strokes. The letters e, d and f are set beside the members, marking points of the construction for reference.
Piers carrying a curved arcade
The right-hand fragment gives upright piers supporting a row of rounded arches, sketched as a short arcade or vaulted range. The faint red under-lines beneath repeat the same rising supports.
Curved profile on the narrow strip
The narrow left fragment carries a curved member sweeping down from a small plan-like sketch at the top. The line reads as the profile of an arch or vault set above lighter construction marks.