Bookmaker 

"Bookmaker" is a bronze sculpture by Italian artist Medardo Rosso (1858-1928). Rosso was a pioneer of the "Divisionist" movement, using a technique that involves dividing the sculpture into separate blocks. The sculpture depicts a man in a hunched pose, seemingly lost in thought, which is typical of Rosso's work. The figure's head is tilted forward, and his hands are clasped together in front of him, as if in prayer. The sculpture is characterized by its rough, unfinished surfaces and its lack of clear detail, which allows the viewer to focus on the form of the figure itself. This piece is a great example of Rosso's unique and expressive style.