Ancient Roman Marble Female Torso scattered surface wear

scattered surface wear

including facial markings and geometric motifs on the reverse

A classic and expressive example of West Mexican shaft tomb ceramic sculpture

and black pigments

Comes with original collector identification tag as shown

Ancient Roman Marble Female Torso scattered surface wearA finely carved marble torso fragment from the Roman Imperial period, dating to approximately the 1st3rd century AD. This sculpture was once part of a larger statue, likely depicting a deity, hero, or noble figure. Even in fragmentary form, it displays the refined anatomical detail and classical proportions that characterize Roman art influenced by earlier Greek traditions. Culture: Roman Empire Date: c. 1st3rd Century AD Height: 2 7 8" Condition: