• Musée de Carlo SpéderThéâtre du Péruchet

Creators: Carlo Spéder

Figurine depicting a man of possibly Russian origin, covered with a scarf. He wears a mass of yellow fur on his head, stopping just above his raised eyes. His head, in pink-painted wood, features two half-moon-shaped cardboard ears, painted pink and red at the tips, and a round red nose, also in relief. His eyelids are blue, his irises black, and his gaze is directed downwards. His mouth forms an inverted smile painted red and black, and his cheeks are highlighted by a red and black line. Her articulated neck, in pink-painted wood, is covered with a beige-patterned red collar, topped by a knotted black scarf, reaching down to her waist on either side of her torso. The ends of the scarf are adorned with the same fur as her hair. His beige-and-black jacket is adorned with two gold epaulets and two red ribbons with motifs similar to those on the collar. These ribbons run across his chest on either side of his neck, covering the front and back, and are held in place at the waist by a black and gray border. These ribbons are also found on the edges of the sleeves. The figure's hands, in pink-painted iron, are curved, with red nails. His right hand is closed. He is wearing black baggy pants and pointed brown wooden and leather boots. The base on which he stands is made of plywood, covered on top with a floral fabric and surrounded on the sides by a fabric forming three rows of checks: silver and beige, then blue and silver, and finally green and silver. The bottom edge is covered with a thin, faded red rope.

Call number : CM-Ta-00126