The statue of the "Young man playing at knucklebones"

The sculpture "A young man playing at knucklebones" was created in 1836 by Nikolai Stepanovich Pimenov. A naked young man in a loincloth is cast from cast iron. He is leaning forward, leaning on his knee with his left hand, and his right leg is set back. In his right hand is a bone, which the young man aims, holding it at eye level. The character has wavy hair parted in the middle, his head tilted to the right, and his left eye is squinted. The sculpture stands on a rectangular base, and a plaque with the inscription "Alexander Foundry 1836" is attached to the front.