Casa Padrino Bronze Sculpture Cross-Legged Girl with Book Dark Brown / Bronze 57 x 56 x H. 77 cm - School Garden Figure - Terrace Decoration

Bronze Cross-Legged Reading Girl H. by Casa Padrino

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 57 cm

Width approx.: 56 cm

Height approx.: 77 cm

Colour: dark brown / bronze

Girl sitting cross-legged, book held in both hands

T-shirt, knee-length trousers and lace-up shoes, hair in a ponytail

Open pages with relief lettering

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

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Reading cross-legged

Anyone who loved reading as a child knows this posture: on the floor, legs crossed, book on the knees. That is exactly how the girl in this bronze sculpture by Casa Padrino is sitting. She has settled down cross-legged, both hands holding the open book, her eyes following the lines attentively. A quiet smile plays on her face and her shoulders are relaxed. It is the calm of a moment in which nothing matters but the next page, and that calm passes to anyone who looks at the figure.

A girl of today

Unlike many classical children's figures, this young reader wears thoroughly modern clothes: a simple round-neck T-shirt, knee-length trousers and sturdy lace-up shoes. Her hair is combed back smoothly and tied in a ponytail. The dark brown patina lets her face, arms and hands stand out in a warm bronze tone, a fine relief suggests writing on the pages, and the folds of shirt and trousers are modelled in a natural, lively way.

For school grounds, school gardens and terraces

With her contemporary look, the figure is made for a school: in the school garden, at the entrance to the school library or in a courtyard, where she naturally invites children and teenagers to read. Educational institutions and youth centres will also find her a fitting symbol. In a private garden she looks lovely at the edge of a terrace, on a lawn beneath a tree or in a quiet reading nook. Since she sits directly on the ground, she needs no plinth and blends naturally into her surroundings.