Intended to be executed with white marble and marbles of many colors. Below is a base. One sarcophagus stands in the central panel of the dado. Above it is a lion skin serving as a tablet for the inscription. IT is laterally held by putti sitting upon moldings. Above is an order of three embedded Ionic columns. In the central inter-columniation is a niche with the statue of an ederly man in armor. Laterally are two niches with two elderly men each with a book. Above the lateral niches are escutcheons. A pediment is above the central one. Above the entablature are in the middle a pediment with an escutcheon with a crown and laterally pedestals with urns. They are connected with the pediment by scrolls. Graphite, pen and ink, brush and watercolor on paper. Date: 1590-1610. Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.