Attributed to BERNARDINO CAMPI (Italy, 1522-1591).

In the piece the author has portrayed the character with a bust cut out on a landscape created in depth, whose remoteness monumentalizes the figure and brings a greater rotundity to the forms of the body. The protagonist carries a baton that crosses his chest slightly turned in three quarters. His posture and his face turned to the left side of the scene invite us to think that he is threatening something, in addition to his hand holding the sword as if he were about to draw it.