The Head of an old Man and the Head of a young Man (recto), the Bust of a Man seen from behind, the head turned to the right (verso); the Head of a Monk (recto and verso); a seated Figure turning to the right; and a seated Putto

There are similar drawings, some inscribed in Italian and some copied from Italian artists, in Inigo Jones's Roman notebook of 1614 at Chatsworth; other examples are in the British Museum and Christ Church, Oxford.