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A Carrara marble tablet carved in low relief with the head of a young man in left profile, all'antica, from a frieze on the great stair of the Palazzo Grimani, Venice. It is set in a mahogany frame. Part of set of five Carrara marble tablets by Orazio Marinali (1643–1720) and one framed document (see NT/HUG/SC/60a-f). The tablets represent various humours, consisting originally of at least sixteen heads.