Created on 2024-02-07

The image is a sketch with handwritten notes and diagrams. The text at the top reads "Scale 13/5'06." Below this, there are words that seem to be "Frost from Paris Stuart Davis" and a note stating "The Direction in which the Sgz Stroke is seen determines the Colr." The sketch appears to illustrate three different directional strokes or applications of color: Vertical, Diagonal, and Horizontal, all mentioned with accompanying arrows indicating their respective directions. The first diagram labeled "Vertical" shows a square divided into four smaller squares with the top-right square labeled "White," and the bottom-left square labeled "Rose." There is also a diagonal line drawn in the top-left square with the notations "St. Blue." The second diagram labeled "Diagonal" similarly shows a square divided into four with the top-left square labeled "White" and the bottom-right square labeled "Rose." The third diagram labeled "Horizontal" depicts a rectangle divided into three sections. The left section is labeled "St. Blue," the middle section is partially shaded with the label "Black," and the right section has an arrow pointing to it with the word "White," and the section itself is labeled "Rose." The handwriting and drawings appear to be rough and hastily executed, possibly indicative of working notes or a draft.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten diagram and notes related to the concept of scale. It contains vertical and horizontal scales, with labels indicating the colors "white", "black", and "rose". The notes mention the "Diameter in which the Size Shape is seen" and discuss the determination of color. There are no human faces or identities depicted in this image.