Popular Modern High Quality Bronze Boy with Thorn Statue

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This is a life-size Boy with Thorn statue of a very naughty child, the child sits naked on a rock and picks up his feet, probably flapping the dust off his feet. The Boy with Thorn, also known as Fedelino or Spinario, is a Greco-Roman Greek cultural bronze sculpture depicting a boy pulling out a thorn from the sole of his foot, now in the Palace of the Conservatoire in Rome. In the corridors of the Uffizi gallery in Florence, the Medici houses a Roman marble version of the theme. It is a very lovely sculpture, put in your home, let your home instantly become lively. It is a perfect decoration for your home.

The Boy with Thorn statue is one of the few Roman bronzes that has never been overlooked. When Benjamin Navalabi of Tudela saw it in the 1160’s and identified it as Absalom, the work was standing outside the Lateran Palace, and he “had no blemish from the soles of his feet to the crown of his head.” Around 1200, the English visitor Magister Gregorius noted, in his De Mirabilibus urbis Romae, that it was absurdly supposed to be Priapus. It must have been one of the sculptures transferred to the Conservatoire by Pope Sixtus IV in the 1470s, although it was not recorded there until 1499-1500.

The Boy with Thorn statue in the urban environment have a decorative role. It can also be said that most of the sculptures in the city are decorative sculptures. They have no specific theme and mainly focus on the decorative environment. Such decorative Life Size Bronze Statue Children should choose different expression methods according to the surrounding environment. It is close to life, close to the public, and related to the historical context of the city. Each city has a specific regional humanistic style. The Life Size Bronze Statue Children that exist in the city not only reflect the love of the natural environment and the concern for people’s life and survival but also reflect the characteristics of local culture and folk customs. This kind of sculpture meets the spiritual needs of people returning to history. People have nostalgic psychology and like to recall the past. This kind of sculpture is created with the help of local regional characteristics and historical origin. This kind of children’s sculpture often appears in urban spaces such as pedestrian streets and street parks. In, for people to appreciate and touch up close. The interactive theme of Boy with Thorn statue has a certain amount of space for participation. The shape reflects humor and novelty. It especially satisfies children’s curiosity and habitual behavior habits. It is more suitable for children to touch, climb, etc. to experience it, fun of.