A rare 17th century Roman soldier torso sculpture carved from solid Carrara marble, this upper body fragment is a striking example of Italian Baroque craftsmanship. The intricate detailing includes fish-scale armor, a pleated sleeve with defined trim, and a flowing draped cloak fastened by a floral clasp, all rendered with precision and historical depth. This fragment captures the elegance and power of classical military iconography in stone.

Ideal for collectors of European antiques, architectural fragments, or historic marble statuary, this piece offers both artistic value and decorative presence. With its authentic mid-1600s Italian origin, this fragment brings timeless character to interiors, galleries, or curated collections of antique marble sculpture.