Charles Peyre (1820–1895)

Charles Peyre The bronze sculpture titled Trois Amours symbolizes summer, as an allegory of abundance, playfulness, and sensual joy of life. The intertwined figures of the three putti evoke a state of carefree bliss and closeness to nature, where movement resembles rhythm more than action. The fruits and loosely arranged bodies refer to the season’s fertility and joyful fullness. The overall composition has a light, cheerful, and decorative effect.