Design for a Lady's Tomb 16th century

"Design for a Lady's Tomb" is an anonymous 16th-century drawing held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The artwork depicts a design for a tomb, featuring a woman kneeling in prayer on top of a sarcophagus. The drawing is rendered in delicate lines and highlights the elaborate details of the tomb's architecture, including intricate carvings and a tiered base. The design reflects the Renaissance's fascination with classical architecture and its emphasis on symmetry and proportion. The drawing serves as a testament to the artistic craftsmanship and funerary traditions of the 16th century.