Drained

A monochrome engraved/woodcut-style backglass panel with no characters and no colour. The entire background is a tightly hatched horizontal-grain texture in black ink on off-white, resembling scratched or crosshatched pen-and-ink shading. Two identical wrought-iron railing sections stand at the far left and far right, mirrored so they frame the panel symmetrically: each has four vertical bars topped with sharp spearhead finials, a row of small ball-and-scroll ornament just below the finials, and a horizontal mid-rail decorated with a repeating row of circular scroll medallions. Across the whole bottom runs a brick ledge or low wall of rectangular bricks in running bond, drawn with heavy outline and diagonal hatching, capped by a narrow course of smaller bricks, and below it a dark, dense scribbled-hatched band. Straddling the centre, and overlapping both railings, is a single very large word in Gothic blackletter (Old English) capitals, drawn as bold black outlines with white hollow interiors so the letters read as open, empty strokes. No score reels, no score windows, no instructions, no logos, no copyright line and no year are visible anywhere on the panel.