Female figure:
Women holding amphorae:
Design of vessel with Egyptianizing elements (lotus):
Europe uniting Asia and America:
Crouching woman with amphorae:
Italy, Casinum (Cassino), reconstruction of Varro's aviary, traced from a copperplate engraving published in Bernard de Montfaucon, L'antiquité expliquée, et représentée en figures, Tome Troisième, Première Partie, Seconde édition, revue et corrigée (1722), plate 67, and chair:
Two female figures, one on right with a set of scales and one on left with a sword (allegories of Justice):
Various sketches, including cherub, Britannia welcoming Minerva, female figure (probably Muse) playing the lyre, group of three Muses, and Britannia replenishing the lamp of the genius of art:
Two angels flanking a door:
Seated female figure with nude child on her lap:
Seated female figure with nude child on her lap:
Striding unfinished female figure and lower half of a togatus:
Portfolio titled 'Designs / JB / Tracings' (ink)
Pencil notes: 'Designs / Tracings / Complete'.
Sketches of walking woman with amphora on head and holding drop spindle:
Man in broad-brimmed hat (petasos) with sword or staff unveiling a woman in classical dress:
Tondo design of woman with book seated on chair with anchor motif:
Prostate male figure (Christ?):
Prostate male figure (Christ?):
Man seated cross-legged in prayer:
Woman kneeling with hands clasped in prayer:
Photograph of memorial with woman holding ewer and lamp:
Three studies of female nude figure:
Profile view of head of Hermes in winged hat (petasos) and caduceus:
Woman holding amphora:
Sketches of woman with book seated on chair with anchor motif (mirror views), standing woman and little girl, and men with camels:
Tondo design of winged female figure (perhaps Nike or Muse) with star on her forehead and holding olive branch and lyre:
Two designs of Britannia replenishing the lamp of the genius of art in grid:
Profile view of standing female figure holding a book:
Portfolio titled 'Designs / JB / Tracings' (ink)
Pencil notes: 'Designs / Tracings / Complete'.
Three female figures with lyres: