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Basilica of Saint Vitale, wall mosaic decoration, presbytery, upper column trapezoid section: birds and decorated fruit basket.

Drawing of a lost sarcophagus of the crypt of St. Victor: in the central field Christ is represented in a medallion carried by two angels.

Drawing of the sarcophagus lid of St. Victor's crypt: some winged genies

Sarcophagus with the representation of the scene of the "Traditio Legis". On the front face: Christ with Sts. Peter and Paul in the central field and the apostles at the sides. On the lid's front, from left to right: two deer drinking, two angels…

Drawing of a sarcophagus lid with the representation of eleven lambs

Epitaph of Saint Eusebia with a Latin inscription

Strigilated sarcophagus of "Saint Eusebia", from the crypt of St. Victor. In the central field a medallion is depicted with a portrait framed by two panels of strigils. Two representations of Moses at the sides.

Sarcophagus from the crypt of St. Victor with the representation of the Agnus Dei in the central field and the Miracle of Cana at the sides of the front face. Three lambs on both sides converge towards the Monogram of Christ in the centre of the lid.

Fragment of columnar sarcophagus from the crypt of St. Victor

Fragment of columnar sarcophagus from the crypt of St. Victor

Sarcophagus from the crypt of St. Victor. It is divided in rectangular niches in which there are the representations of the Virgin Mary in the centre and the Apostles at the sides.

Sarcophagus for a child placed in the crypt of St. Victor. It is divided in five niches in which there are the representations of the parents and the dead child on the left and some male figures or saints.

Sarcophagus from the crypt of St. Victor. It is divided in five niches in which there is the representation of Christ between Sts. Peter and Paul in the centre; some scenes from the Christ's life are depicted at the sides.

Sarcophagus of the type "with Tree" placed in St. Victor's crypt

Drawing with details of the Golden Gate: a Corinthian capital and some decorative motifs