Architectural cross-sections illustrate internal structural elements and furnishing configurations of a secure cell within the Vridsloeselille Penitentiary 插畫檔

This technical architectural engraving demonstrates two vertical cross-sectional diagrams detailing the precise interior dimensions, spatial division, and furniture layout of an individual detention cell situated in Denmark. Dating from the nineteenth century, the plate features longitudinal views labeled section E-F and section G-H, mapping out the secure vaulted masonry environment, ceiling profiles, embedded plumbing lines, and mechanical window mechanisms along the structural walls. A structured French-language index at the bottom identifies key structural and domestic elements distributed within the room, identifying a wall-attached work table, a stool, a storage shelf with hammock placement, a gas lamp, a washing basin, a latrine toilet with its flush water conduit, a combined heating and fresh air supply pipe, foul air extraction vents, wall crampons, and a call signal mechanism, all accurately rendered at an administrative engineering scale of 1:50 to record standardized penological design standards.