Attributed on the card itself to the master sculptor Praxiteles, this youthful marble Faun — a celebrated highlight of the Capitoline Museums in Rome — stands in relaxed contrapposto, his nebris (fawn skin) draped across one shoulder and a small bunch of grapes at his side, leaning casually against a tree trunk with the easy grace that made Praxitelean sculpture revolutionary in the ancient world. The photograph bears the prestigious Fratelli Alinari imprint (catalogue number 5993), the legendary Florentine photographic firm whose museum documentation work, begun in the 1850s, became the gold standard for art-historical scholarship worldwide. The plain "Post Card / Correspondence – Address" back format and albumen-to-early-gelatin print style suggest production circa 1890s–early 1900s, making this an early Alinari art-documentation card of considerable collector appeal.