A drawing of the outskirts of a town where a group of mounted figures are about to cross a bridge with a fortified tower leading to the town. Some details, including a figure on a balcony, exist as chalk indications only.

This drawing is among a group entirely lacking the marked mannerisms of what appears to be Ricci's late style, and can therefore be tentatively classed as early. These drawings are distinguished from the supposed late works by being small in scale and sketchy in quality. Some may be views noted down in front of nature, but in general they seem to be first ideas for imaginary landscapes.