A bronze skeleton posed as Rodin's Thinker — the seated, chin-on-hand contemplation pose, stripped down to bone. It's a memento mori joke told through art-history reference: the figure that traditionally represents thought and interiority is here rendered as the thing thought fears, sat down to contemplate itself. Sold as a bronze statue rather than the resin novelty version that lane usually attracts, which puts it in the actual-sculpture tier alongside the collectibles-cabinet accessions rather than the desk-tchotchke drift.
92 prior accessions average 4.6/5 at $129.99, a solid showing for a bronze-cast decorative sculpture at a price band that reflects the material rather than the novelty format. The listing doesn't specify exact height, weight, patina finish, or whether the base is integral to the cast, so treat those particulars as unconfirmed until the piece is in hand.
