Four stories. A central section contains three doorways in the height of two stories, with pairs of windows in the intervals. In the top stories are six pilasters. The lateral sections have oblong openings in the ground floor, which is rustic as is the second floor. The windows stand closer together in these sections than elsewhere. The lateral wings are slightly projecting. They have three bays each. The two bottom floors are treated as in the neighboring sections. Four pilasters support a triangular pediment in the top floors. Bordering lines; paper margins. Date: ca. 1780. Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash, graphite, red ink on lined blued-white paper. Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.