The Thinker by Auguste Rodin is one of the most famous art sculptures in the western world. It was a work that evolved. In 1888, the Thinker went on exhibit. In 1904, the statue was molded into a bigger, more impressive version. In 1906 it was placed in front of the French Panthéon.

Rodin famously said about The Thinker: "He does not think only with his brain, with his frowning eyebrow, his spread nostrils and his pursed lips, but also with every muscle in his arms, back and legs, his clenched fists and clenched toes."

Isn't it interesting how a statue that doesn't move can express so much.

Our statue is made of bronze in the USA. It is an adaption of Rodin's.  Our Thinker is glued onto a black marble base. The base can be personalized with a plaque. Maximum length 2-1/2 inch, height 2". You could have 6 lines of text.

Will The Thinker help YOU think?