Statue of Pierre Daumesnil

Vincennes, France

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This monumental bronze statue, erected in Vincennes in 1873, commemorates Pierre Daumesnil and was designed by the renowned architect Charles Garnier. Executed in bronze and set upon a base of rose granite, the sculpture stands as a testament to mid-nineteenth-century French commemorative practice. Though presently unprotected by heritage designation, the work reflects Garnier's broader engagement with public monuments during the Third Republic.