Title: Belgian Bronze Sculpture – Les Touterelli – A. de Wever – Late 19th Century Description: Finely cast Belgian bronze sculpture titled Les Touterelli, signed A. de Wever, dating from the late 19th century (circa 1885–1895). The sculpture depicts a young Renaissance-style figure holding doves, executed in the Troubadour style, a historicist genre popular during the Belle Époque. The work is richly detailed, with careful attention to costume, anatomy, and an expressive, narrative pose. The surface shows an attractive two-tone patina, with dark brown and green hues, enhancing the depth and character of the bronze. This is a solid bronze casting (not spelter), with substantial weight and good sculptural quality. The title Les Touterelli is inscribed on the base. Condition: In good antique condition, consistent with age. There is a small damage to the right hand, where a minor element appears to be missing. This damage is discreet and does not significantly affect the overall appearance. No other major damages or restorations observed. Details: • Artist: A. de Wever (Belgian, active late 19th century) • Title: Les Touterelli • Material: Solid bronze • Height: approx. 41 cm • Weight: approx. 4.9 kg • Period: Late 19th century (Belle Époque) A decorative and collectible example of late 19th-century Belgian salon bronze sculpture.