Tjusningen

Machine-translated from the Swedish article

Tjusningen (French: Le Charme, The Charm) is a sculpture of a standing winged boy with a bird on his left hand, originally made in plaster by Per Hasselberg in 1880 and later cast in bronze. Tjusningen was Hasselberg's first public work, and depicts a young winged boy playing with two birds perched on his raised hand. The work is noted for its fine study of movement.