Casa Padrino Bronze Sculpture Boy on a Globe with Magnifying Glass and Map Brown / Turquoise 60 x 72 x H. 126 cm - Child Garden Figure - Garden Sculpture

Bronze Boy on Globe with Magnifier by Casa Padrino

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 60 cm

Width approx.: 72 cm

Height approx.: 126 cm

Colour: brown / turquoise

Boy sitting on a globe with raised continents

Magnifying glass to his eye, open map in his hand

Continents and shirt in turquoise patina, round foot

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

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A little explorer on a big journey

Curiosity is the start of every discovery, and that is exactly what this bronze sculpture by Casa Padrino is about. A boy has made himself comfortable right on top of a globe, one leg casually stretched out and the other bent, exploring the world in his own way. In one hand he holds a large magnifying glass close to his eye, in the other an open map. His gaze is fully focused, as if he had just found a distant place he is longing to visit.

The world in bronze and turquoise

The globe is more than a seat. On its warm brown bronze surface the continents stand out in relief and in a lively turquoise patina, with North and South America clearly recognisable, and the sphere rests on a round, moulded foot. The boy is lovingly detailed too: short wavy hair, a collared shirt in turquoise, shorts, turned-down socks and sturdy lace-up boots. The repeated turquoise tone links figure and globe into a harmonious whole.

For gardens, schools and public spaces

In a private garden the sculpture adds an original accent on the lawn, beside a play area or along a path. Its message of curiosity and the joy of discovery suits schools, libraries, nurseries and educational institutions especially well. Outside a travel agency, in a hotel with an international clientele or in the lobby of a company that operates worldwide, the little explorer also becomes a likeable eye-catcher.