A drawing of a winged figure, asleep, seated with two sleeping putti in her arms; an owl to the left, and smaller sleeping figures below. Kurz catalogued the sheet as a study by Albani, for his fresco in a pendentive of the loggia of the Palazzo Verospi (now Credito Italiano) in Rome, commissioned by Ferrante Verospi c.1610-15 (see C. Puglisi, Francesco Albani, Yale 1999, pp. 125-8). The drawing is however a copy after that fresco (Puglisi, loc. cit., with other refs.); the technique of linear black chalk and brown wash might suggest Giovanni Antonio or Elisabetta Sirani, but the style is more angular than theirs.