Created on 2024-02-06

This image shows a handwritten note with a simple line drawing at the bottom. The note is written in blue ink, with cursive handwriting that is slightly slanted to the right. The text reads: "#score pair The Color is Given sound but along with it an Axis Direction in relation to another Axis‑Square Color Figure." Below the text, there is a simple line drawing in blue ink. It appears to be a rough sketch of a square with a line extending from the top. The square has a lowercase "a" marked beside it to the bottom left. The drawing seems to be related to the note, possibly representing the 'Axis-Square Color Figure' mentioned in the text. The paper itself is a little yellowed with age, and the edges appear somewhat worn.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or diagram. The text discusses "Egne par", "the colours as given out along with an Axia Director", and "in relation to another ATIS-signal color-scheme". There is also a simple diagram of a box-like shape with some lines drawn around it. The note seems to be providing some technical or directional information, but does not contain any human faces or identifiable individuals.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image is a hand-drawn diagram on a piece of paper, featuring a square and a rectangle with an arrow pointing to it. The diagram appears to be a simple representation of a geometric shape. * The diagram is drawn in blue ink on a beige background. + The background is a light beige color. + The ink used for the diagram is blue. * A square is drawn in the center of the page. + The square is symmetrical and has equal sides. + It is positioned in the middle of the page. * A rectangle is drawn above the square. + The rectangle is also symmetrical and has equal sides. + It is positioned above the square. * An arrow points to the rectangle. + The arrow is pointing upwards and to the right. + It is located near the top-right corner of the rectangle. The diagram appears to be a simple representation of a geometric shape, possibly used for educational or instructional purposes. The use of a square and rectangle, along with an arrow pointing to the rectangle, suggests that the diagram may be illustrating a relationship between the two shapes.