The Monument to Victor Noir

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The Monument to Victor Noir is a famous 19th-century Parisian funerary sculpture renowned for its realistic depiction of the slain journalist and for the fertility-related legends surrounding it.

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The Monument to Victor Noir canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf funerary sculpture ⓘ
tomb sculpture ⓘ
tourist attraction ⓘ
artist Jules Dalou ⓘ
artMovement Realism ⓘ
associatedWith Parisian folklore ⓘ
fertility legends ⓘ
funerary art of the 19th century ⓘ
love and fertility rituals ⓘ
pilgrimage by women seeking fertility ⓘ
cemetery Père Lachaise Cemetery ⓘ
city Paris ⓘ
commemorates Victor Noir ⓘ
completionDate 1891 ⓘ
country France ⓘ
creator Jules Dalou ⓘ
culturalContext Third Republic France ⓘ
dedicatedTo Victor Noir ⓘ
depicts life-size bronze effigy ⓘ
recumbent figure of Victor Noir ⓘ
depictsEvent aftermath of Victor Noir’s shooting ⓘ
genre realist sculpture ⓘ
hasPart boots ⓘ
frogged coat ⓘ
recumbent body on cobblestones ⓘ
top hat beside the body ⓘ
hasQuality detailed clothing ⓘ
naturalistic pose ⓘ
polished feet from touching ⓘ
polished groin area from touching ⓘ
polished mouth from kissing ⓘ
prominent genital bulge ⓘ
realistic depiction ⓘ
heritageDesignation historic monument of France ⓘ
inception late 19th century ⓘ
locatedIn France ⓘ
Paris ⓘ
Père Lachaise Cemetery ⓘ
material bronze ⓘ
purpose commemorate the death of Victor Noir ⓘ
reasonForNotability fertility-related legends ⓘ
popular tourist attraction in Père Lachaise ⓘ
realistic depiction of a slain journalist ⓘ
sculptor Jules Dalou ⓘ
subjectHasRole journalist ⓘ
usedFor votive practices related to fertility and love ⓘ
yearOfCreation 1890s ⓘ

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Jules Dalou → notableWork → The Monument to Victor Noir ⓘ