246 - Luigi Tortori, Six drawings related to the renovation of the Villa di Fabbriche in Lucignano, owned by the Griffoli family. ca. 1784–1785. Pen and black ink, brush, and watercolor. Heavy laid paper with the watermark “C. & I. Honig and the Strasbourg lily” and Honig paper with the “beehive” watermark. 1) Floor plan of the ground floor of the Villa di Fabbriche, the surrounding meadow, and the surrounding wall. Number IV in the upper left corner. 495x633 mm. 2) Cellars and basements. Number I in the upper right corner. Staircase measuring 60 braccia according to the Florentine system. 332x473 mm. 3) Floor plan of the first floor. Top right: number III, and in pen and brown ink, “Cav. Felice Griffoli [...]/ Luigi Tortori [...].” 328 x 475 mm. 4) Floor plan of the second floor (attic). Top right: number IV; written in pen and brown ink: “Cav. Felice Griffoli [...]/ Luigi Tortori [...].” 333 x 478 mm. 5) Elevation of the villa facing east and west / Cross-section of the villa from south to north. At the top center is the number VII, and at the bottom, in pen and brown ink, “Cav. Felice Griffoli [...]/ Luigi Tortori [...]”. Further down, in the right half of the sheet: “The above-mentioned underground passages and cellars with true vaulted ceilings are not included in this cross-section, as they are not part of the main structure.” 333 x 475 mm. ALSO INCLUDED: Two small-scale plans, one labeled in pencil in old handwriting “Villa di Fabbriche,” 210x305 mm, and another with a pen inscription “Plan of the main floor of the hall,” 245x414 mm. (7) All plates show traces of folding and signs of wear. Minor defects.