Six capitals of pillars, with alternative suggestions, Filippo Marchionni, Italian, 1732-1805, Pen and black ink, brush and brown, gray wash, traces of graphite on off-white laid paper, 1)Two dolphins, a panel with rinceaux and animal heads; 2) at left, the half figure of an eagle, at right, with head and wings of a satyr; in the center a capital over a vase-like object; 3) with a medallion containing the bust of a bearded man, framed by two half figures of eagles and fastened to their necks by a crown; 4) dragons and rinceaux; 5) with rams heads at the corners and in the center supporting festoons. A panel with rinceaux; 6) in the center above a lions mask supporting drapery festoons, the opposite ends of which are supported at left by an animals head, at right by the tail of a dolphin., Italy, 1780-1800, architecture, Drawing, Drawing