Statues, arches, monuments classified in Languedoc-Roussillon

11200 Fabrezan

Monument to the dead of 1914-1918 in Fabrezan, Occitanie, erected in 1927, commemorating the local soldiers who had fallen during the conflicts of the twentieth century. Marbled allegory and neoclassical architecture.

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30300 Beaucaire

Niche housing a statue of Saint Jean-Baptiste, classified historical monument, located in Beaucaire (Occitanie), at the corner of the rue des Trois-Pigeons and the Place de la République.

11590 Ouveillan

The monument to the dead of Ouveillan, carved by René Iché in 1927, honours the victims of the First World War. Located in the Aude in Occitanie, he embodies a pacifist message with The Remembrance, his central work.

66300 Thuir

Thuir's monument to the dead, carved by Gustave Violet, honours the victims of 1914-1918. Located in the Pyrénées-Orientales, it has been listed as historical monuments since 2018.

11300 Limoux

The Monument to the Dead of Limoux, erected in 1924 in the Communal Cemetery, is a work by sculptor Paul Dardé commemorating the local soldiers of the 20th century conflicts, with an obelisk and a hairy dominating an eagle.

66500 Prades

The monument to the dead of Prades, carved by Gustave Violet, is a tribute to the victims of 1914-1918 located in the cemetery of this town of the Pyrénées-Orientales, inaugurated in 1925.

30000 Nîmes

The monument to the dead of Nîmes, erected in the 20th century in the Gard, honours the Nîmes soldiers who fell during modern conflicts. Located on 11 November-1918, it combines circular architecture with patriotic limestone symbols.

34700 Lodève

The Monument to the Dead of Lodève, carved by Paul Dardé in 1930, is a symbolic and realistic stone work by Lens. Located in a public garden in this Occitan city, it pays tribute to the civilian and military victims of the First World War.