Statue Jarní píseň, Bronze sculpture in Povel, Czech Republic.

Statue Jarní píseň is a bronze sculpture located in the Povel district, standing as an outdoor installation in the public space. The work displays a figural composition rendered in bronze, showing the material characteristics and weathering that come with its age.

The bronze sculpture was designed by Vojtěch Adamec (1933–2011) in collaboration with Prague metal caster Jan Baťa (born 1947). It was made in 1979, but its unveiling took place only after the health centre was completed in 1982.

The half-figure of a woman on a cuboid plinth stands in front of the low health-centre building on Janského street in the F2 housing estate, near the sandstone sculpture Dětské hry. The bronze was cast to Vojtěch Adamec's design by the Prague founder Jan Baťa. Vegetation partly covers the sculpture, so it is easy to pass without noticing it.

The sculpture sits outdoors and remains freely accessible to visitors throughout the year. You can approach and view it at any time without requiring tickets or advance arrangements.

The half-figure of a woman was designed by Vojtěch Adamec and cast in bronze by the Prague founder Jan Baťa. It stands on a cuboid plinth in front of a low health-centre building on Janského Street, near the sandstone sculpture Dětské hry, and is partly hidden by surrounding vegetation.