#1 – Four detailed architectural drawings on one page. Robert Coe [for class?], pencil, 1922. [Tucked inside Robert Winthrop Chanler book?] Penciled “C+” in middle of page. Captions on drawings: “Theatre of Marcellus at Rome—plan 1”=100’ ” “Theater of Marcellus at Rome—perspective” “Theatre at Orange, France—plan 1”=100’ ” “Theatre at Orange, France—section 1/32”=1’0” ” #2 – Sketch from behind of nude man with one arm raised. Robert Coe [for class?], pencil, 1922. [Tucked inside Robert Winthrop Chanler book?] Caption: “10 minute sketch. May 15 ’22.” Written in middle of page: “B+ good!”

#3 – Sketch from side of nude man with arms folded. Robert Coe [for class?], pencil, 1922. [Tucked inside Robert Winthrop Chanler book?] Caption: “15 minute sketch—May 15^th ’22.” Penciled “B-” in middle of page.

#4 – Drawing of man in underwear with head turned and arms folded. Robert Coe [for class?], pencil, 1922. [Tucked inside Robert Winthrop Chanler book?] Small “D” in red pencil in middle of page.

#5 – Sketch of nude man with one hand on hip. Robert Coe [for class?], pencil, 1922. [Tucked inside Robert Winthrop Chanler book?] Penciled “C+” in middle of page.

#6 – On one side of sheet: sketch of man in underwear with one hand behind head. Penciled “C+” in middle of page. On other side of sheet: sketch from shoulders down of man in underwear with hands behind back. Robert Coe [for class?], pencil, 1922. [Tucked inside Robert Winthrop Chanler book?]

#7 – Sketch from behind of man in underwear. Robert Coe [for class?], pencil, 1922. [Tucked inside Robert Winthrop Chanler book?] Small “D” in red pencil in middle of page.

#8 – Sketch from side of man in underwear with hands clasped on back of neck. Robert Coe [for class?], pencil, 1922. [Tucked inside Robert Winthrop Chanler book?] Small “C-” in red pencil in middle of page.

#9 – Sketch from side of man in underwear sitting with one arm resting on knees. Robert Coe [for class?], pencil, 1922. [Tucked inside Robert Winthrop Chanler book?] Small “C” in red pencil in middle of page.

Note: Folder was originally labeled “Sketches from Robert Winthrop Chanler Book—1922,” but it is not clear what the connection is between the sketches and Chanler.