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Céret : Dead monument

Pyrénées-Orientales

Reference

PA00104185

Latitude

42.4836

Longitude

2.7481

Address

13 Place de la Liberté 66400 Céret

Construction era

1er quart 20e siècle

Protection date

1994/03/17 : classé MH

Protection cause

Monument, y compris sa stèle (cad. non cadastré, domaine public) : classement par arrêté du 17 mars 1994

Description

Aristide Maillol, a sculptor from Banyuls (1861-1944), created monuments to the dead in four cities close to his place of birth: Banyuls, Elne, Port-Vendres (see notice PA00104186) and Céret. The Céret monument was ordered in May 1919 and was inaugurated in 1922. The statue, carved in light gray sandstone and entitled "La Pain", represents a woman seated with an arm folded supporting her head. A bronze version of this statue was installed in the Carrousel gardens in Paris in 1964. The Céret monument underwent degradations over time.

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