Life size natural marble sitting girl reading book statue
The sculpture “Reading Girl” of the National Gallery of America was created in 1862 by the Italian sculptor Pietro Magni (1817-1877). The girl’s skirts droop naturally; the naked arms and feet are clean and flawless; the curves of the body part are stretched, concise, and perfect, showing the simplicity, innocence, and vividness of human nature. Every page of the book is carved very clearly, even the “about to be turned over” and the upturned page still shows light. The woman who reads is the most beautiful, and quietness is a realm of a scholar.
The white marble reading girl campus sculpture character ornaments improve the human cultural quality. The stone reading statues are contagious shapes formed by physical materials in a gradual and repeated aesthetic way, accumulating and subtly disseminating cultural information for people to play a unique role. Aesthetic education function.
