05-05-2024, 09:48 AM
Yes, each individual page. I am not certain yet if bifolio level is the way to go. It really depends if it - whatever is going on - is primarily sheet based or order based. When bifolios are nested, there are many plants between the first plant of the quire and the last, even though these two plants exist on the same side of a sheet of vellum.
The best approach may be to use folio level, so the recto plus verso, since these are both consecutive and on the same physical sheet. Indeed, plant drawings on the recto and verso of the same folio are often similar in our system. So I may try averaging them out and comparing this to your folio data.
The best approach may be to use folio level, so the recto plus verso, since these are both consecutive and on the same physical sheet. Indeed, plant drawings on the recto and verso of the same folio are often similar in our system. So I may try averaging them out and comparing this to your folio data.