An ink drawing showing a geometric study and a landscape. The geometric study, varying sizes of circles, is shown at the top of the sheet, inscribed with the letters A-I and M-R and the numbers 1-6. A landscape is shown below. A road is shown in the foreground, with an inn shown behind a wall at the roadside. A double-line border is shown around the edge of the sheet.

One of a group of sheets made by the young Prince of Wales as part of his education in draughtsmanship and geometry. The geometrical studies are based on those in Sebastien le Clerc’s textbook, Pratique de la Geometrie (1688). Technical drawing was considered an important skill for the prince, allowing him to understand military fortification and architecture.