A striking study in classical form, this vintage 20th-century American plaster torso captures the raw beauty of the human figure with a sculptor’s keen understanding of anatomy. Every curve and contour—muscles tensed beneath the skin, the elegant arc of the extended left arm—speaks to a mastery of proportion and movement. The right arm is lost at the shoulder, the legs severed at the hip and knee, yet these absences only heighten the drama, evoking the grandeur of ancient ruins. The surface is remarkable, aged to perfection to mimic centuries-old stone, its patina suggestive of moss and lichen slowly creeping over time. Mounted on a custom steel bracket, this piece floats effortlessly on the wall, a fragment of history reimagined for modern spaces. Whether in a study, an entryway, or juxtaposed with contemporary design, it brings an undeniable presence—timeless, powerful, and deeply compelling.

9 in. W x 8 in. D x 18 in. H