Girl reading Plato

[duche2]

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.

[Игорь Гурьев]

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.

[uriart]

duche2, the part of the mantel clock.

[duche2]

Сообщение от Guriev , Igor

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 .

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

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Сообщение от uriart

duche2, the part of the mantel clock.

The left hand, explicitly relied on the case with a clockwork mechanism.

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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??

[redbor]

Сообщение от duche2

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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[duche2]

[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 ).

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Сообщение от redbor

It would be better read Socrates.

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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[redbor]

Сообщение от duche2

girl ebeevskaya half and two times worse (although subjective).

scary, yes.
Instead, much younger than your <! - ~ 1 ~ ->.

Сообщение от Kirill Syzran

And Socrates wrote nothing

Yeah!
So this is why girls do not read Socrates.

[duche2]

Сообщение от redbor

But much younger than your <! - ~ 1 ~ ->.

  
My long time sleeping.
Thank you all.

[Магнолия]

Сообщение от redbor

And Plato read "the immortality of the soul".

Ask K-Maler, she will be able to answer