M.I. Hummel 'Stormy Weather' (HUM 71) showing a boy and girl under a large umbrella with a walking stick. A close-up of the weathered texture of the umbrella and the protective stance of the children.

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$341.00

Adventures, come rain or shine. With their sturdy walking stick and a shared umbrella, these two brave children prove that not even a little wet weather can put a damper on a special day. In Stormy Weather (HUM 71), M.I. Hummel captures a moment of pure resilience and childhood companionship.

Originally designed by Master Sculptor Reinhold Unger in 1937, this figurine was known for decades as Under One Roof. It has become one of the most iconic Hummel motifs in history, seeing various sizes and minor artistic refinements over the years. This particular version reflects the "classic" spirit of the original 1930s design, representing the timeless Hummel values of looking out for one another. Whether you’re a long-time collector or looking for a gift that symbolizes "weathering the storm" together, this piece is a cornerstone of any collection.

Since Stormy Weather is a "Perfect Pair" figurine, it displays beautifully alongside other duos and protective scenes:

Companions (HUM 370): Another pair of travelers bound for market—ideal for a "Friends on a Journey" shelf theme.
First Dance (HUM 2364): See the children "all grown up" and dancing together after the storm has passed.
Heavenly Angel (HUM 21): Provides a symbolic "spiritual umbrella" to watch over the traveling children.

Sculptor: Reinhold Unger

Sculpted: 1937

HUM 71/2/0; Height 5.25"

HUM 71/I; Height 6.25"