Girl reading Plato
 

Dear , forum users ! Help with attribution bronze statuetki.Razmery length of 41cm . Height 32 cm Weight 6.5 kg.Kleyma net.Sostoit of two parts ( 1 part to a belt - and higher - Part 2 ), the third part of the book is also attached to the bottom of the trunk. I ask at least some ideas, clues as to authorship, school etc.

The initial model could be molded in the first half of the 19th century, and to what period is your cast - God knows ...


Well-fashioned, maybe even a relatively well-known sculptor Vitali type.

duche2, the part of the mantel clock.

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  Age figurines can be determined by examination or this makes no sense ?

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It seems right, because in the back is a small hole. But what, then, must have been hours, if the statue weighs 6.5 kg??

Normal mantel clock.
A girl must find out, and then plagiatchiki perelivki similar to 700 girls ye sell.

And Plato read "the immortality of the soul."
It is better to be Socrates reading.
 
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[QUOTE=redbor; 2118351 ] Normal mantel clock . A girl must find out , and then plagiatchiki perelivki similar to 700 girls ye sell.
And Plato read " the immortality of the soul." It is better to be Socrates reading .
 

   Yes , the theme from the ancient Greek philosophers like immortality as the soul , but she ebeevskaya half and two times worse (although subjective ).

But Socrates did not write - he expounded his thoughts orally, in conversation and just the content of these conversations, we can now find it in the writings of Plato.
Oh, and Xenophon, of course.
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Yeah!
So this is why girls do not read Socrates.

  
My long time sleeping.
Thank you all.

Ask K-Maler, she will be able to answer

  
On the immortality of the soul?
Or about Plato?
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The image reading Plato!

Perhaps this story is based on "Feast", one of Plato's dialogues.
In it, among other things, is the story of Socrates as he talked about the immortality of the soul with Diotima, the prophetess of Mantinea ...