A drawing of a group of domestic buildings spanning a river, in a landscape. The general character of the drawing is that of the landscapes of Domenico Campagnola, but Popham stated (in P&W), 'this rather finicky little drawing appears to be either a copy or a work of the shop.' The penmanship is less confident and forceful than Domenico’s and perhaps owes more to the delicate graphic style of his father Giulio Campagnola. Stamped with a George V blind stamp in the lower right corner.
The pen lines of an illegible figurative (?) drawing show through from the verso, laid down.