"milkwoman" / Travel at Tsarskoye Selo / The routes of history.
This little fountain is called "milkwoman". Is this fountain in Tsarskoye Selo. The statue created by the sculptor P. Sokolov in 1810.
He was known as "the girl with the pitcher". This is the name of the plot fables Jean Lafontaine's "the Milkmaid, or a jug of milk".
A young woman was walking down the road and dreamed about their future wealth. Imagined that her dreams have come true. Jumped with joy. Forgot about the fact that she's holding a jug of milk. Crashed the jug, the milk overflowed and the girl began to think and be sad about his misfortune.
In life it sometimes happens that the imagination of dreamers break into pieces about the reality.
All photos taken by me during a walk in the Museum-reserve Tsarskoye Selo. I thank you for reading my blog and appreciate your comments. Feel free to follow me. 
Excellent work dear friend @madlenfox congratulations on the beautiful images you have captured, I must admit that I totally ignored the existence of this sculpture, thank you very much for sharing all this information
Thank you for Your visit @nano2nd. This is a really interesting sculpture. It is located in the Park so modestly and quietly that I hardly noticed it.
Excellent post dear friend @madlenfox, what beautiful images you have captured, thank you very much for sharing these excellent photographs and your wonderful story
Thank you @jlufer for Your visit and Your comments. It is always valuable to me. I wish You a good day!
Great post. Thanks for your follow @madlenfox
I am pleased, that like it. It is really unique. It is the only sculpture that performed especially for the Catherine Park. Thank you for Your visit @sardrt
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Very nice statue, thanks for sharing @madlenfox
Thank you @dylanhobalart. Met in the Park this fountain. I'm glad it's interesting.