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Plan of the Jardin du Luxembourg. Vintage metal chairs invite visitors to prolong their stay in Paris's Luxembourg Garden. The garden is largely devoted to a green parterre of gravel and lawn populated with statues and centred on a large octagonal basin of water, with a central jet of water; in it children sail model boats. [6]
The 10 Epic Sculptures of Jardin du Luxembourg. 1. The Statue of Liberty, 1900. For the Universal Exhibition of 1900, sculptor August Bartholdi donated to the Luxembourg Museum the bronze statue that served as the model for the Statue of Liberty (dedicated in 1886 on Liberty Island in New York Harbor).
The Garden's Statues. Plants are just part of the story. In the garden, there are also 102 statues that people the paths and avenues: an impressive collection that makes the Luxembourg a real open-air museum.
Le jardin du Luxembourg abrite 106 statues [1], dont les suivantes : En partant au nord-est du jardin, sur le côté du palais : Le Gaulois ou Le Silence, par Guillaume Berthelot (1580-1648) ; Sainte-Suzanne ou Cérès, 1633, marbre de Carrare par François Duquesnoy (1597-1643) ; La Femme aux pommes, 1937, bronze par Jean Terzieff (1894-1978) ;
Flanking the main flowerbeds of the Jardin du Luxembourg are statues of 20 queens and other illustrious women from the history of France. Let's visit each of them.
Jun 2, 2023 · This superb view is framed by an avenue of trees very close to the Fontaine de Medicis. At the fountain end of the avenue is one of the best-known Jardin du Luxembourg statues, L’acteur grec (The Greek Actor). And beyond the Garden is the Pantheon dome, a five-minute walk away.
Dans le jardin, ce sont également 102 statues qui peuplent les allées et avenues : une collection impressionnante qui fait du Luxembourg un véritable musée à ciel ouvert. La plupart des statues du jardin datent du XIXe siècle, représentant les artistes de l'époque et symbolisant le lien entre l'art et le Luxembourg.
