This marble relief from early 16th-century Florence represents the refined sculptural tradition of the Italian Renaissance, created within the workshop circle of Andrea di Piero Ferrucci, a prominent Florentine sculptor. The work demonstrates the period's characteristic attention to classical forms and naturalistic detail, carved in marble that has been mounted on an ebonized wood base added at a later date. The attribution to Ferrucci's circle rather than to the master himself suggests the collaborative nature of Renaissance workshop production, where multiple artisans contributed to works under a master sculptor's direction and style.