Earthenware sculpture made in the late nineteenth century in the manufacture of Sèvres, after the work of the French painter François Boucher (1703-1770), who is known to have been the first painter of King Louis XV. "Couple de Galants" is a work, taken from Boucher's pastorals, featuring a man and a woman on a romantic date. The young girl, seated on a rock, holds doves in her arms that her suitor brings her. The terrace, ovalized, is decorated with scrolls, volutes, a shell and a garland of roses. This elegant earthenware will appeal to lovers of romantic works. ******** Period : end of XIXth century Dimensions : Height : 39 cm Width : 34 cm Depth : 25 cm Weight : 4,8 kg This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution