Casa Padrino XXL Bronze Sculpture Three Children on a Ladder with Telescope Brown 60 x 45 x H. 240 cm - Large Bronze Garden Figure - Park Sculpture

XXL Bronze Children with Telescope H. by Casa Padrino

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 60 cm

Width approx.: 45 cm

Height approx.: 240 cm

Colour: brown

Three children one above the other on a tall ladder

Top child with a telescope, middle child pointing upwards

Bottom child steadying the ladder, all in T-shirts, shorts and boots

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

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Little explorers on a big mission

What lies beyond the hedge, the forest, the horizon? This XXL bronze sculpture by Casa Padrino shows three children determined to find out. Together they have climbed a tall ladder, and the child at the top has raised a telescope to look into the distance. Below, a second child stands on the rungs pointing upwards with an outstretched finger, as if they had just spotted something or wanted to show the way. At the very bottom, the third child braces against the ladder with legs apart, holding it firmly with both hands. Curiosity, adventure and teamwork come together in a cheerful story.

Three poses, one story

Each child has a role and a pose of their own: the focused lookout, the excited pointer and the dependable helper on the ground. Clothing, faces and hair are carefully detailed, and all three wear T-shirts, shorts, turned-down socks and sturdy lace-up boots. The entire group, ladder included, is finished in a calm, warm bronze brown. The steeply leaning ladder gives the figure a slender silhouette that gains a great deal of height while needing only a small footprint.

A landmark for parks, schools and large gardens

With its impressive height the sculpture is a true XXL landmark for generous outdoor spaces: on a wide lawn, along a park avenue, outside a school, a library or a science centre, where it can be seen from afar and invites people to come closer. For local councils, playgrounds, leisure parks, hotels or private estates with large gardens, this garden figure is a charming eye-catcher and a lovely symbol of how much further we see together.