Casa Padrino Bronze Sculpture Girl Feeding Geese Bronze / Dark Brown 108 x 40 x H. 105 cm - Bronze Garden Figure - Garden Sculpture

Bronze Girl Feeding Goose and Goslings by Casa Padrino

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 108 cm

Width approx.: 40 cm

Height approx.: 105 cm

Colour: bronze / dark brown

Goose and two goslings on a shared base

Bowl of grain in her hand

Plumage modelled feather by feather

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

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A whole scene on one base

This bronze sculpture by Casa Padrino is more than a single figure: it is a small picture of country life. On a shared, long base, a girl holds out a flat bowl full of grain to a large goose, which stretches its long neck up expectantly. Between them two goslings waddle across the ground, one looking towards the food, the other already on its way. The girl holds her other hand in front of her, ready to hand out the next portion.

Feathers, skirt and bowl in detail

The goose's plumage is worked feather by feather, forming fine scale-like patterns over neck, breast and wings, while the goslings look younger and softer with their lighter down. The girl wears a short-sleeved collared shirt, a long flowing skirt and sturdy lace-up boots; even the individual grains in the bowl can be made out. The clothing is finished in deep dark brown, the birds in a lighter, warm bronze, so child and animals stand out clearly from each other.

For farmyard, pond and country inn

Because of its width, the sculpture is best seen from the front: in front of a hedge, against a house wall, at the edge of a lawn or on the bank of a garden pond, where geese feel at home anyway. On a farm, in the driveway of a country house, in the garden of a country inn or on a winery, this garden figure speaks of warmth, care and rural cosiness, a motif guests love to photograph and children adore.