Mannekin Collection

Mannekin Pis Postcard
IL PISSE TOUT LE TEMPS Some are moved to emulation, some look with mixed feelings

Model of the Manneken Pis, statue of a boy peeing, in the window of a waffle shop in Brussels, Belgium

Manneken Pis statue and fountain, Brussels, Belgium
Manneken Pis, statue of a boy peeing into a fountain, Brussels, Belgium

Manneken Pis, statue of a boy peeing into a fountain, Brussels, Belgium

vintage mannequin of female fast food barhop server on roller skates at with coke on a tray at Stars & Stripes classic American car show

The Shop
This oil painting shows a series of male figures, including a man in military uniform, a seated boy, a suited man, and a mannekin, all facing to the right. Date: circa 1909

Tailors dummy, head and shoulders
A tailors dummy, head and shoulders, with wavy blonde hair and long eyelashes

Co-Op Store, Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex
Interior view of part of the Co-Operative Department Store at Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex, showing clothing and rolls of material on display. 1957

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Discover the quirky charm of Mannekin Pis, a famous statue in Brussels, Belgium. This postcard-worthy landmark captures the attention of passersby with its unique portrayal of a boy peeing into a fountain. You can even find miniature models of this iconic statue displayed in The Shop, adding a touch of whimsy to your souvenir collection. As you stroll through the streets of Brussels, keep an eye out for the Manneken Pis replica showcased in the window of a waffle shop – it's hard to miss. This tailors dummy-like figure stands proud and represents one of Belgium's most beloved symbols. Just like during London's Blitz in WW2 when John Lewis on Oxford Street remained resilient amidst chaos, Manneken Pis has become an enduring symbol that withstands time and adversity. So next time you visit Brussels, don't forget to pay homage to this mischievous little statue and marvel at its significance as both an art piece and cultural icon.