Thomas Jefferson, Bronze monument near Seine River, Paris, France
The Thomas Jefferson bronze statue on Quai Anatole France presents the former president holding a quill pen and paper, facing the River Seine.
During his tenure as Minister to France from 1785 to 1789, Jefferson frequently walked along the Seine River where his statue now stands.
The monument represents the connection between France and the United States through Jefferson's time as an ambassador and his architectural influences from French buildings.
The statue location provides access to public transportation, including Metro line 12 and several bus lines connecting to central Paris destinations.
The three-meter-tall bronze sculpture by Jean Cardot stands near Hotel de Salm, a building that influenced Jefferson's design for his Monticello estate.
GPS coordinates: 48.86123,2.32417
Latest update: June 24, 2025 07:22
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