
Testa femminile di statua (Head from the statue of a woman), late-6th century, B.C.: one of the oldest sculptures in marble, this masterpiece exemplifies Etruscan artistry in statue-production.
Due affibbiagli bronzei (two bronze buckles) with embossed decoration showing a contest between two fighters: this is undoubtedly one of the most ancient depictions of a boxing match in the Etruscan world!
Testa di profeta (head of a prophet), Marco Romano (1318 ca.): this small head, showing a person in a highly charged emotional state, counts as one of the most meaningful works to emerge from the time of Italian Gothic Classicism.