Bifolio 33-40

[Wladimir D]

1/ Flower was drawn on a bifolio before stitching. But in the original idea it was not envisaged to draw heart-shaped objects. What I called in the title post “defective heart-shaped petal” may turn out to be a defective (Siamese / accrete) bud, which begins to bloom. The lower petal of his sepal has already opened, while the upper one is still hugging the bud. At this stage, not all narrow (1) petals were drawn.
2/ First, Quire was stitched together, and then decided to add heart-shaped bells. The right bells drew within f33v, without switching to 34r and 40r. Then additional narrow petals were added, as a result of which, the bell turned out to be higher than the narrow petal (see the intersection lines in the hot circle).
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 Suppose that the blue paint was put on all the bells at the same time, and allowed the paint to dry well.
Then the manuscript gets for a short time in an environment with high humidity.
The manuscript is found and placed in a comfortable environment and allowed to dry.Then the manuscript was not used for a long time.
But the process of drying pages is not uniform. Places stitching pages still have high humidity. During long-term storage, prints are formed in areas close to the stitching points. With a tight compression of crosslinking pages and long-term storage, the diffusion process can also be considered.