Cesare Zocchi (Florence, 1851 – Turin, 1922) was a sculptor of some renown in the late years of the 19th century. He is the author of the monument to Giuseppe Garibaldi in Florence (1890) and of the statue of Vittorio Emanuele II in Pisa (1892).
A quite different work of the same sculptor, “Bambina su seggiolone e cane” (Baby girl in a high chair and dog), sits at the entrance of the “Biblioteca dei Ragazzi” (Children's Library).
See also: Biblioteca dei Ragazzi
Maybe sweet, but really the highchair would tip over!
ReplyDeleteNice but not my style.
ReplyDeleteSomething is going to happen here soon....
ReplyDeleteLove the Italian names. They sounds like music:)
Happy weekend!
Nice and sweet sculpture, but who has broken her arm?
ReplyDeleteThat's sweet!
ReplyDeleteThis piece is awesome! It must have been quite some work, can you imagine get this out of the stone? :)
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
I love this one!
ReplyDeleteSuch nice detail. Be careful little girl!
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