Casa Padrino Bronze Sculpture Girl Lying on Her Front with Book and Crossed Feet Copper Brown 114 x 44 x H. 45 cm - Lawn Figure - Nursery Decoration

Bronze Girl Lying on Front Reading L. by Casa Padrino

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 114 cm

Width approx.: 44 cm

Height approx.: 45 cm

Colour: copper brown

Girl lying on her front, propped on her elbows

Bare feet crossed in the air, trousers with gathered cuffs

Long hair with a braided strand, pages with relief lettering

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

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Absorbed in a book, lying on her front

There is one reading position nearly every child discovers sooner or later: on the tummy, elbows propped up, feet in the air. This bronze sculpture by Casa Padrino captures it true to life. The girl lies stretched out with the open book flat in front of her, holding the pages open with one hand. She has raised her lower legs, her bare feet crossed and pointing upwards as if bobbing along to the rhythm of the story. Her head is bent over the pages, her expression calm and focused.

Loving details from head to toe

Her long, slightly wavy hair falls over her shoulders, and a braided strand runs across her head like a hairband. Her long-sleeved top has a square neckline, and her comfortable trousers are gathered at the calves by elastic cuffs. A fine relief of lettering can be seen on the pages. The copper-brown patina, with darker shading in the folds, gives feet, hands and face a soft sheen and emphasises the natural movement of the figure.

For lawns, nurseries and family gardens

The sculpture looks best where children themselves like to lie: right on the lawn, beneath a fruit tree or among grasses at the edge of a border. Resting flat on the ground, it quickly gives the impression that a child has just settled there. For a nursery school, a primary school or a paediatric practice with a garden, it is a friendly motif that sparks a love of books, and in a family garden it recalls carefree holidays and accompanies the children through many summers.