The image shows a close-up of a plaque with text describing a sculpture titled "Eternal Spring (Zephyr and Flora)" by Auguste Rodin. The plaque is placed on a light-colored textured fabric, possibly a tablecloth or display cloth, in front of a dark sculpture, partially visible in the upper left corner. The text on the plaque is in Russian. It states that the sculpture is made of bronze, with Rodin as the artist. It mentions that the inscription is on the right side, and a mold is on the left, from the workshop of F. Barbedienne, Fonduer. It also states that the sculpture is from the MK RSFSR in 1984. The subject matter is described as being inspired by a poem by a Roman poet, telling the story of Zephyr, who fell in love with the nymph Chloris and, as a wedding gift, adorned her garden with flowers. The main variant of the sculptural group was completed in 1884 and presented for several years at a joint exhibition in the Georges Petit Gallery. The work was popular and reproduced in various materials. The bronze variant, according to the foundry mark, is from the workshop of Ferdinand Barbedienne (1810-1892) – one of the most prominent French founders. The background of the image is blurred, showing a wooden floor and a wall with vertical elements, possibly a radiator. The lighting appears to be artificial and casts a slight shadow on the plaque. The plaque's content does not provide any information about its location in the city of Saratov, Russia. in Saratov, Russia

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Jul 24, 2026, 12:17 PM

Saratov, Russia

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The image shows a close-up of a plaque with text describing a sculpture titled "Eternal Spring (Zephyr and Flora)" by Auguste Rodin. The plaque is placed on a light-colored textured fabric, possibly a tablecloth or display cloth, in front of a dark sculpture, partially visible in the upper left corner. The text on the plaque is in Russian. It states that the sculpture is made of bronze, with Rodin as the artist. It mentions that the inscription is on the right side, and a mold is on the left, from the workshop of F. Barbedienne, Fonduer. It also states that the sculpture is from the MK RSFSR in 1984. The subject matter is described as being inspired by a poem by a Roman poet, telling the story of Zephyr, who fell in love with the nymph Chloris and, as a wedding gift, adorned her garden with flowers. The main variant of the sculptural group was completed in 1884 and presented for several years at a joint exhibition in the Georges Petit Gallery. The work was popular and reproduced in various materials. The bronze variant, according to the foundry mark, is from the workshop of Ferdinand Barbedienne (1810-1892) – one of the most prominent French founders. The background of the image is blurred, showing a wooden floor and a wall with vertical elements, possibly a radiator. The lighting appears to be artificial and casts a slight shadow on the plaque. The plaque's content does not provide any information about its location in the city of Saratov, Russia.

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$2.83

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