Casa Padrino Bronze Sculpture 2 Boys with Fishing Rod on a Tree Trunk Bronze / Green 124 x 81 x H. 118 cm - Bronze Garden Figure - Pond Sculpture

Bronze Boys Helping Each Other on Log by Casa Padrino

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 124 cm

Width approx.: 81 cm

Height approx.: 118 cm

Colour: bronze / green

One boy stands on the log with rod and reel

Second boy climbs up holding the helping hand

Caps and patterned shirts in green patina

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

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Come on, I'll pull you up!

The fishing trip has barely begun when the first obstacle appears: a fallen tree trunk. One of the two boys is already standing on top, holding his fishing rod firmly in one hand and reaching out to his friend with the other. His friend pulls himself up the log, a container for the catch in his hand and his eyes looking up with trust. This bronze sculpture by Casa Padrino is not about the fish but about togetherness: helpfulness, a sense of adventure and true friendship.

Movement in every line

The scene is built on a strong diagonal. The trunk rests at an angle on a second branch and rises from the natural-looking base, and the boys follow that line with their movements. The caps and patterned shirts shimmer in a cool green patina, while shorts, lace-up boots and straps are kept in warm bronze brown. The reel, the shirt buttons and the rough bark are worked with great care, so the figure rewards a look from every side.

At home by the water

The sculpture is ideally placed by a garden pond, along a stream, next to a water feature or among natural bank planting. It looks just as good on the grounds of a fishing club, at a campsite, near a playground or in the garden of a holiday farm. As a pond figure with a story, it brings life and humour to the garden and recalls childhood days full of small adventures.