"Punchinello" by Albert Brenner

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Pulcinello bursts onto the scene as quick-witted and boastful, a lovable rogue whose intentions are often shrouded in mystery. The rose he holds could be a sincere gesture of affection or a clever ploy to flatter. His theatrical debut in Italian theatre dates back around 540 AD, leaving a lasting legacy. Standing tall at 14 inches high, his bronze figure exudes confidence and charisma.