In the Basilica of Our Lady of the Celestial Altar (Scala dell'Arce Capitolina) in Rome, on the pillar separating the Chapel of St Jerome from the Chapel of the Crucifix is the epitaph of Michael Korniakt (1575-1594), the eldest son of Constantine and Anne of Dzieduszycki, who died in Rome on 18 March 1594 during an educational journey to which he had been sent by his parents.

The marble polychrome bust of the young man, measuring 255 x 140 cm, was made by Nicolas Cordier (1567-1612), a French painter and sculptor known in Rome as Il Franciosino. Beneath it we can read the Latin inscription:
D.O.M. / Michaeli Corniact nobili Polono - / magnae spei adolescenti / generis amplitudine animi eximio - / candore et morum elegantia / praecellenti qui parentum monitu - / ad perdiscendas bonas artes / lustrandaque florentissima regna peregre -. / profectus romaeque / immature morte interceptus - / in coelestem pro terrena rediit patriam / Constantinus et Alexander Corniacti - / fratres germani nimium moerentes posuere / Vixit annos xix obiit anno dni M.D.XCIV. - die XVIII Martii //.