Funeral Decorations for King Louis XVI of France, Giuseppe Barberi, Italian, 1746-1809, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash on beige laid paper, Above: The lower part and the disposition of the pedestal upon the steps are similar to 1938-88-1315. The scheme of the upper part is similar to that of 1938-88-1297, but he lateral figures sit immediately upon the lower part of the pedestal, in the heigh of the upper edge of the body of the sarcophagus. The medallion is at right of the standing figure, probably supported by a kneeling angel, as another possibly is at left. Beside is a plan, drawn into a square. The steps are between squares at the corners and inside is anew a square. Below at left and with the uppermost parts over the upper project, is a slightly variation similar sketch. It is partly drawn over another, only begun, intending to dispose the sitting figures upon parapets, flanking the steps, and having a mere pedestal below in the center. At right is a plan, inscribed into