《红衣主教布鲁托·德拉瓦莱收藏》中罗马浮雕装饰后的图纸。Recto：来自罗马Sarcophagi和Dyonisus的薯条；卢修斯·安提斯提乌斯·萨尔库洛和他的妻子安提斯提娅·普卢蒂亚的大理石葬礼浮雕 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	《红衣主教布鲁托·德拉瓦莱收藏》中罗马浮雕装饰后的图纸。Recto：来自罗马Sarcophagi和Dyonisus的薯条；卢修斯·安提斯提乌斯·萨尔库洛和他的妻子安提斯提娅·普卢蒂亚的大理石葬礼浮雕
品名（英）	Sheet with Drawings after Roman relief decorations from objects in the Collection of Cardinal Bruto della Valle. Recto: Friezes from Roman Sarcophagi with Dyonisus; Marble Funerary Relief of Lucius Antistius Sarculo and his wife Antistia Plutia
入馆年号	2012年，2012.136.938
策展部门	绘画和印刷品（Drawings and Prints）
创作者	Anonymous, Italian, 16th century【1500 至 1600】【意大利人】
创作年份	公元 1534 - 公元 1584
创作地区
分类	图画（Drawings）
尺寸	页: 10 7/8 x 19 7/16 英寸 (27.7 x 49.3 厘米)
介绍（中）	带有罗马浮雕装饰图案的床单。在正面，描绘了两个雕带。顶部的雕带被认为是安德里亚·德拉·瓦莱收藏的罗马石棺（公元3世纪初）。它展示了《阿里阿德涅的发现》中的酒神场景，并有两个狮子头形状的面具。根据图纸上的铭文，这是在石棺矗立在红衣主教布鲁托·德尔·瓦莱的院子里时制作的，他在1534年安德里亚去世后继承了这批藏品。这张图纸上的详细注释可能表明，这是加布里埃尔·西蒙尼在1557年清点藏品时完成的，他用法语和意大利语对藏品进行了描述。1584年，全部藏品被卖给红衣主教斐迪南·德·美第奇，藏品被分散。大多数物品最终都存放在罗马的美第奇别墅。这具石棺最近在布莱尼姆宫被重新发现，几代人以来，它一直被用作花园里的花盆。它最初是由第五代马尔伯勒公爵乔治·斯宾塞·丘吉尔（1766-1840）在19世纪初收购的。verso展示了萨利安牧师奥尔本学院院长Lucius Antistius Sarculo和他的妻子兼自由女人（前奴隶）Antistia Plutia的大理石葬礼浮雕（最初是葬礼纪念碑的一部分）。大约1510年，这幅浮雕被贴在特拉斯提弗雷一所房子的墙上，1545年被记录为布鲁托山谷收藏的一部分；很明显，它被转移到了Capranica山谷宫的藏品中，但如果是这样的话，它就不包括在1584年出售给红衣主教Ferdinando de‘Medici的山谷藏品中。1801年，浮雕收藏在罗汉普顿的贝斯伯勒勋爵手中。1858年，这件物品被伦敦大英博物馆收购，至今仍是藏品的一部分。
介绍（英）	Sheet with drawings after Roman relief decorations. On the recto, two friezes are depicted. The top frieze is identified as a Roman sarcophagus (early 3rd century AD) from the collection of Andrea della Valle. It shows a Dionysian scene with the Discovery of Ariadne, and has two masks in the shape of lion's heads. According to the inscription on the drawing, it was made while the sarcophagus stood in the courtyard of Cardinal Bruto delle Valle, who inherited the collection after the death of Andrea in 1534. The detailed annotations on this drawing may indicate that it was done during the inventory made by Gabriele Simeoni in 1557, who left discriptions of the collection in French and Italian. In 1584, the entire collection was sold to Cardinal Ferdinand de Medici, and the collection was dispersed. Most objects ended up in the Villa Medici in Rome. This sarcophagus was recently rediscovered at Blenheim Palace where it had been in use as a flower pot in the garden for generations. It was originally acquired by George Spencer-Churchill, 5th Duke of Marlborough (1766-1840) in the early 19th century. The verso shows a marble funerary relief (originally part of the funerary monument) of Lucius Antistius Sarculo, master of the Alban college of Salian priests, and his wife and freedwoman (former slave) Antistia Plutia. This relief was attached to the wall of a house in Trastevere, about 1510 and was recorded as part of the collection of Bruto della Valle in 1545; thence apparently it passed to the collection of the Palazzo della Valle-Capranica, but if this was the case, it was not included in the sale of the della Valle collection to the Cardinal Ferdinando de' Medici, in 1584. In 1801, the relief was in the collection of Lord Bessborough at Roehampton. In 1858 the object was acquired by the British Museum, London where it is still part of the collections today.