Salammbô chez Matho (Matho kneeling before Salammbo) Bronze Sculpture park benches joyfully pouring water into a

joyfully pouring water into a pool

This heartwarming statue features two children playfully huddled beneath an umbrella—a young girl lifting the umbrella high while her little brother reaches up to share the shelter from the “rain

this tall Mama frog statue is busy minding her little ones as one of her baby frogs decides to piggyback on her

or community learning center with this beautifully crafted bronze boy reading statue

Salammbô chez Matho (Matho kneeling before Salammbo) Bronze Sculpture park benches joyfully pouring water into aA museum quality piece, Salammb chez Matho (Matho kneeling before Salammbo) is a sculpture that was created by Theodore Riviere based on Gustave Flaubert's novel that was published in 1862, Salammb. The story in the novel comes with a setting time period of 241 238 B. C. It tells of the war between Carthage and its mercenaries in revolt. The Libyan Math, the chief of the barbarian soldiers, fell in love with Salammb, the daughter of his Carthaginian