A Pair of Patinated Bronze Sculpture of a Couple

A pair of patinated bronze statues, depicting a man and a woman, both on dark, wooden, bases. The male figure, holding a cane, resembles a "flâneur" or "dandy," a concept strongly associated with 19th-century Parisian culture. The female figure, in a long dress and carrying what appears to be a bag or fan, complements the male figure, suggesting a pair or a scene.
The male figure embodies the "flâneur," a term coined by Charles Baudelaire, representing a leisurely observer of city life who wander through urban landscapes, a popular figure in Impressionist art and street photography. 

3ʺW × 3ʺD × 8.5ʺH