Created on 2024-02-06

The image displays a page of handwritten notes with diagrams, on a yellowed paper background. At the top right-hand side is a circled number "3", suggesting this is the third page or item in a sequence. The text and diagrams are explained below: Handwritten text: "There are two basic types of space division. A) producing 3 spaces [Followed by a diagram of a square divided into three vertical sections] B) producing 2 spaces [Followed by a diagram of a square divided into two sections, one larger than the other] Each of these has a variant: A² [A squared] [Followed by a diagram of a large square with a smaller concentric square inside it] B² [B squared] [Followed by a diagram same as 'B' but the division is marked with a concentric square within the smaller side] The A and B types represent configurations with different dimensional scales & dynamics. Each is appropriately used in relation to the order & intensity desired. Where more than two colors are used then scale & intervals must be predetermined as exactly." All of the diagrams consist of simple black line drawings on the same yellowed paper background. The text appears to describe principles of design or art, particularly concerning the division of space in a visual composition. The handwriting is clear and legible, written in ink, with a sense of fluency and confidence.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note that discusses two basic types of share division. It explains that type A produces 3 spaces, while type B produces 2 spaces. Each type is characterized differently, with type A described as having a concentric positional relation, and type B as having a lateral relation. The note also mentions that the A and B types represent configurations with different 3 dimensional scales and dynamics. It states that each type is appropriately used in relation to the order of analogy desired. The last part of the note discusses that there are more than two colors used, and the intervals between them must be predetermined as exactly as possible.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image presents a handwritten note on a piece of aged paper, likely from the 1940s or 1950s. The note is written in black ink and features a mix of cursive and printed text. **Top Section:** The top section of the note reads, "There are two basic types of space division." Below this, there are two boxes labeled "A" and "B," each accompanied by a brief description. Box A is described as "producing 3 space," while box B is described as "producing 2 spaces." Each of these has a variant, denoted by the symbols "A^2" and "B^2," respectively. The text explains that A^2 is characterized by a concentric positional relation, whereas B^2 is characterized by a lateral relation. **Middle Section:** The middle section of the note provides additional information about the types of space division. It states that the A and B types represent configurations with different scales and dynamics. Each type is appropriately used in relation to the axis of analogy desired. The note also mentions that more than two colors are used, and their scale of intervals must be predetermined as exactly. **Overall:** The note appears to be a rough draft or outline for a larger work, possibly a scientific or academic paper. The handwriting is informal, and the text is written in a stream-of-consciousness style, suggesting that the author is still in the process of developing their ideas. Despite its rough appearance, the note provides valuable insights into the author's thought process and the concepts they are exploring.