Casa Padrino XXL Bronze Sculpture Boy on a Turtle with Frog and Bucket Brown / Green 52 x 40 x H. 143 cm - Large Bronze Garden Figure - Pond Sculpture

XXL Bronze Boy on Turtle with Frog H. by Casa Padrino

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 52 cm

Width approx.: 40 cm

Height approx.: 143 cm

Colour: brown / green

Barefoot boy standing on the shell of a large turtle

Raised arm holding a frog, bucket with more frogs

Swim shorts, frogs, turtle head and legs in green patina

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

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A little frog king on a big turtle

Anyone who played by a pond as a child knows this pride: at last a frog has been caught! This XXL bronze sculpture by Casa Padrino shows a boy standing barefoot on the shell of a large turtle, holding his catch high in the air with an outstretched arm. His head tilted back, he studies the frog with obvious delight. In his other hand he carries a bucket from which the heads of more frogs peer out curiously, while the turtle calmly stretches its head forward as if patiently carrying its small passenger through the garden. The result is a scene full of humour and adventure.

Two colours, many animals

The figure thrives on the interplay of two tones. Skin, hair, bucket and turtle shell show a warm, reddish bronze brown, while the boy's swim shorts, the frogs and the turtle's head and legs wear a fresh green patina that recalls moss, lily pads and pond water. The plates of the shell, the wrinkled skin of the turtle and the long, dangling hind legs of the frog are lovingly detailed. The slender, upward composition looks lively from every angle and draws the eye from the shell all the way up to the raised hand.

Made for ponds and wildlife gardens

This pond companion looks best right at the water's edge, among reeds and grasses, beside a stream or on the bank of a swimming pond. It also cuts a fine figure in a wildlife garden, a fern bed or along a path leading to the water. For family gardens, nurseries, school gardens, farm holidays or garden cafés, this garden figure is a cheerful eye-catcher that invites children to explore and reminds adults of their own summer days by the water.