Bronze Sculpture Rodins The Thinker 29cm

This Bronze Sculpture Rodins The Thinker 29cm adds depth and style to any indoor or outdoor space. It makes a striking addition to gardens, patios, or shelves. The sculpture shows a nude male figure sitting on a rock in deep thought. Often linked with philosophy, it symbolizes intellectual reflection and contemplation. Originally part of Rodin’s The Gates of Hell, it was first conceived in 1880. However, the well-known bronze version appeared in 1904. Additionally, a Verdigris version featured in Columbo’s 1969 episode Prescription Murder. Placed in a doctor’s office, it added intrigue as Columbo solved the case.
Size 29 x 12 x 24cm
Code FIME 13

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