Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a handwritten note and a sketch on a piece of beige paper. The note is written in cursive script and states the following: "The importance of learning the real area of control of a Drawing is to see its subject-complex more clearly, and to be able to draw the Shape of the Relation between it and the present in a more popular, that is more functional, way." Below the text are various hand-sketched, abstract shapes and patterns. These include objects resembling a cylinder, some rectangular shapes, and what appears to be crossed lines or grids. There is also some written text among the shapes which is difficult to discern, including a word that looks like "Wrigley's." The bottom right corner of the sketch is signed by a name that seems to read "Ashil" or "Ashill." At the bottom left side of the image, there is a grid-like pattern, a crosshatched rectangle, and a simple open book shape drawn with several parallel lines. The image also features the number "21052" in the top right corner, which could be referencing an identification or catalog number.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note discussing the importance of drawing and understanding the real area of control of a drawing. It states that the purpose is to see the subject-complex more clearly, and to devise a way to draw the shape of the relationship between it and the perceiving mind in a more functional, more functional way. The note includes some sketched diagrams and the date 21052.