125 - Torso. Roman Imperial period, 1st–2nd centuries A.D. White, fine-grained marble, height 32 cm. Torso of a young man in a contrapposto pose with his left leg as the supporting leg. A cloak drapes down over the right shoulder. Mounted on a relief-decorated architectural fragment made of giallo antico. The arms, legs above the knees, and neck are broken. A peg hole in the neck for the separately crafted head. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of A.M., Ascona/Amsterdam. Acquired in 1987 from Robin Symes, London (with a copy of the invoice).

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