Cecrops' Daughters Uncover Erichthonius (recto); A Battle Scene (verso) Probably after Anthonie van Montfoort Blocklandt, 1577/78 (recto); n.d. (verso)
Draped with Hooded Figure (recto); Two Sketches of Swans in Water (verso) Possibly Anthony van Dyck, n.d.
Copies after Illustrations of Statues and Paintings (recto); Measurements for a Man's Skeleton (verso) After Gerard de Lairesse, n.d.
Academic Male Nude Representing Hercules with Nessus's Robe (recto and verso) After Baccio Bandinelli, n.d.
David Beheading Goliath (recto); Sketch of Draped Female Figure with Right Arm Raised Above Head (verso) Probably Domenico Fiasella, n.d. (recto); c. 1621 (verso)
Study for the Sine Baccho et Cerere Friget Venus (recto); Family of Darius before Alexander (verso) Attributed to Jacob Jordaens, n.d.
Seated Draped Male Figure with Book (recto); Two Seated Women with Sketch of Left Hand (verso) Probably Domenico Fiasella, n.d.
Vision of St. Francis of Assisi (recto); Saint Jerome, Vision of Saint Francis, and Two Small Sketches of St. Francis… called Palma il Giovane Jacopo Negretti, c. 1618
Standing Male Nude (recto); Two Half Length Male Figures, One with Raised Arm, the Other Praying (verso) Probably Domenico Fiasella, n.d.
Ceiling Design, with Sketches of Ornamental Border, Helmeted Head (recto); Sketches of Ornamental Details (verso) School of Giovanni da Udine, called Giovanni dei Ricamatori, n.d.
Two Studies of Carthusians (recto); Three Sketches of Heads of Carthusians (verso) called Poccetti Bernardino Barbatelli, 1591/92
Holy Family with Angel Bearing Ewer (recto); Right Half of Sketch for Lunette (verso) Attributed to Louis Gauffier, n.d.
Saint John the Baptist Preaching (recto); Male Nude with Raised Arms and Sketches of Heads (verso) Luca Giordano, n.d.
Soffitt Design with Anthropomorphic Couple and Putti (recto); Putto and Dolphin (verso) Jean Baptiste Louis Massard, n.d.
Portrait Bust of Man Wearing Cravat (recto); Sketch of Saddle (verso) Style of Stefano della Bella, n.d.
Two Horse Team with Driver, Pulling Carriage (recto); Sketches of Women Bending Over (verso) Attributed to David Teniers the Younger, n.d.