Ontwerp voor een monument voor C. Brunings: een borstbeeld in een nis Possibly 1806

This design for a monument to C. Brunings, created by Dutch artist Bartholomeus Ziesenis in 1806, is a fine example of Neoclassical architecture. The design features a bust of Brunings placed within a niche framed by a decorative cornice. The bust is flanked by two putti, or cherubs, who hold a ribbon inscribed with an inscription. The inscription is likely a tribute to Brunings, highlighting his accomplishments or virtues. Ziesenis' drawing offers a detailed view of this proposed monument, showcasing his understanding of classical design and artistic skill.