Black and white drawing of an interior space with vaulted ceiling. The ceiling has exposed beams arranged in a series of arches. The room has stone walls and a stone floor. There is a small barred window on the left wall. On the right side are two stone arches, one in front of the other. In front of the arches is a low platform. To the left of the platform is a short railing. To the right of the platform are stacked stones. The drawing is on a beige background.
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- 900 × 624 px
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