At least from the tomb of Isabella or Bourbon Male weeper dressed in a long homeland; from the tomb of Isabella or Bourbon (1436-1465); He stands with the left leg forward and has the head turned to the left. He wears a bourrelet with a hanging lap and hanging lamfer; the lower part of which he holds with the right hand. He keeps the left arm bent next to the body; the hand slightly away from it. The long; fur-lined houppelande hangs to the ground and has a split at the front; under which the left leg emerges; a wide belt around the waist. The wide sleeves reaching to the ground end in lobes; pleurants; nobility and patriciate; chivalry; knighthood; clothes; costume (men's clothes); Isabella de Bourbon; Renier van Thienen (attributed to); Doornik; c. 1475 - c. 1476; bronze (metal); founding; h 55 cm x w 22.5 cm x d 12.5 cm