Monument of King Louis XVI of France, Giuseppe Barberi, Italian, 1746-1809, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash on lined off-white laid paper, Left row, above: the setting is as in 1938-88-1292 right. The sarcophagus is supported upon a base by two supports; it has the shape of a tub, and a pediment. Behind it is the straight wall, supporting above it a pedestal with the kneeling figure, and two female allegories sitting beside. Below: the right framing of the niche is indicated. Below is a pedestal with figures at he front and a putto sitting upon its upper edge. Upon it stands the sarcophagus covered partly by a cloth. Above is a sitting female allegory with the oval medallion, and a kneeling one supporting the crown above it (a variation of 1938-88-1296 with the executed entablature. Below is a pedestal with a relief at the front. The tub-like sarcophagus is supported by two crouching lions. Upon its cover stand two female allegories, leaning upon an oval medallion, which stands