Sculpture d'épouvantail

The granite sculpture stands 320 centimeters tall at the entrance of the village, representing a silhouette titled 'Hulot chasse les oiseaux' by Pierre Garçon.

The town received its designation as the World Capital of Scarecrows in 1990 through an initiative by Michel Laurent, Serge Mogere, and Alain Brillant.

The sculpture represents the transformation of agricultural scarecrows into artistic expressions, marking the intersection between rural traditions and contemporary art.

Visitors can view the sculpture during the municipality's opening hours from Monday to Friday between 1:30 PM and 6:00 PM.

The sculpture is part of a collection of scarecrow artworks installed throughout the village, including metal constructions and various artistic interpretations.

Location: Béville-le-Comte

Address: 32 Rue Emile Milochau, 28700 Béville-le-Comte, France 28700 Béville-le-Comte 28700 Béville-le-Comte

Opening Hours: Lundi-Vendredi 13:30-18:00

Phone: +33237915300

Website: http://bevillelecomte.com/detail.php?idc=7

GPS coordinates: 48.43184,1.70255

Latest update: March 3, 2025 12:38