Jeanneke-Pis
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Jeanneke Pis: A Modern Feminine Counterpart
Jeanneke Pis, commissioned in 1985 by Denis Adrien Debouvrie and installed in 1987, serves as a playful contrast to the famous Manneken Pis.
This 50-centimetre bronze statue shows a young girl with pigtails squatting against a blue-grey limestone base. Positioned off Rue des Bouchers, it is now secured by iron gates for protection.
Unique Features
Jeanneke Pis highlights Brussels' whimsical culture and gender representation in public art. The sculpture is located in a narrow cul-de-sac called Impasse de la Fidélité, drawing a niche interest from visitors.
Unforgettable Highlights
🚺 Unique Counterpart to Manneken Pis
🗝️ Protected by Iron Gates
📍 Located in a Tranquil Alley
The sculpture is freely accessible, making it a delightful stop for tourists and families exploring Brussels.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Jeanneke-Pis
Design Origin
Designed by sculptor Denis Adrien Debouvrie as a feminine interpretation of the classic Manneken Pis.
Inauguration Date
Officially unveiled in 1987, just two years after its commission.
Size and Material
The sculpture is made of bronze and stands at 50 cm (20 inches) tall.
Public Artwork
Jeanneke Pis reflects Brussels' unique cultural facet and represents humor in art.
Location
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Address
View mapImpasse de la Fidelite 10-12
Opening Hours
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Contact Information
Price
Free. No fees for visiting the sculpture.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: Approximately 15 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Any time. The location is accessible year-round.