Created on 2024-02-06

This is an image of a handwritten note with an accompanying sketch at the top of the page. The sketch looks quite abstract, consisting of geometrical lines and shapes like triangles and rectangles, arranged into a pattern. Below the sketch, the note is written in cursive handwriting and reads: "These ratios have no quantitative identity with the original drawing. But they have the same qualitative dynamism. This fact was discovered in 1932, but the Color retro was not understood at that time as an integrate [integral] of the total. In the present case the decision to make the canvas Lemon Yellow is now seen as a part of the Drawing." At the very top, there is a sequence of numbers that read "126679." The paper appears to be aged with some discoloration and spots.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or annotation accompanying a simple line drawing or sketch. The drawing consists of various geometric shapes and lines, suggesting some kind of diagram or technical illustration. The text below the drawing discusses the ratio or proportions of the image, noting that the original drawing may have had a different aspect ratio or dynamic proportions. The text also mentions that the color ratio was not understood at the time, but that a decision was made to make the camera lens "yellow" in relation to the drawing. Overall, the image seems to be a technical or artistic annotation related to the composition, proportions, and color of the original drawing or illustration, rather than a depiction of people or a scene. The handwritten text provides additional context about the origins and analysis of the visual elements shown in the sketch.