A bronze sculpture, identified as the Monumento ai Caduti (often called "Il Tuffatore" or "The Diver") by Pietro Guida, is depicted from a low angle against a clear, bright blue sky in Piazza XX Settembre, Martina Franca, Italy

A bronze sculpture, identified as the Monumento ai Caduti (often called "Il Tuffatore" or "The Diver") by Pietro Guida, is depicted from a low angle against a clear, bright blue sky in Piazza XX Settembre, Martina Franca, Italy. The sculpture portrays a stylized human figure in a dynamic, inverted pose, appearing to be in mid-air. One leg is extended vertically upwards, while the body arches, and the head is tilted back. Both arms are outstretched, one reaching slightly forward, the other more directly to the side. The bronze exhibits areas of green patina. To the left of the sculpture, traditional multi-story white stone buildings with balconies and dark green window shutters are visible. To the right, a tall, dense evergreen tree is present. The scene is illuminated by strong daylight. No human individuals are present in the image.