A large-scale bronze replica of the beloved 17 th century statue in Brussels, Belgium, Manneken Pis (Belgian for “Little Man Pee") is a little boy who cheerfully “relieves himself” into a ...

This bronze statue of a little boy peeing (manneken pis translates to "little man pee ... the one on display is actually a replica; the original was moved to the Brussels City Museum in the ...

The statue, located in front of the D’s valet on the corner of 3rd Street and Carson Avenue, is a replica of the Manneken Pis in Brussels, Belgium. The name is Belgian for “Little Man Pee ...

“There’s no question that we’re going to bring Manneken Pis LV back,” he said. “The question is will it be the original statue, or am I going to have a replacement for the replica?

The Manneken Pis is the work of the renowned baroque sculptor Jerome Duquesnoy and is a replica of the 1619 original, which is in a nearby museum. Origins for the statue include a tale of a two ...

Manneken Pis statue, Belgium. The version shown here is known to be a replica with the "original" in the Brussels Museum Credit: Photo: Ken Welsh / Alamy The Belgian capital's emblematic Manneken ...

The Belgian capital's emblematic Manneken Pis statue of a little boy taking a very public leak ... prompting the authorities to replace it with a replica in the 1960s. The original is supposedly in ...

All the outfits on display are original except one - the replica of a costume donated ... his soldiers tried to steal the statue. The origins of Manneken Pis are unclear. One story says a little ...

Article continues below Well over a million footfalls grace the city each year, with throngs of tourists flocking to the beloved Manneken Pis statue. Since 1619, this diminutive yet celebrated ...