Aigle blessé, Protected heritage monument in Lasne, Belgium
Aigle blessé is a protected monument in Lasne featuring eclectic architectural and sculptural elements. The structure stands on public grounds and serves both artistic and commemorative purposes.
The monument was created in the 19th century by French artist Jean-Léon Gérôme and commemorates events that influenced the region. Its establishment marks an important phase in recording regional history.
The name refers to a wounded eagle and reflects how local history is remembered through sculptural form. People visit the site to pay respect to events that shaped the region.
The monument is located on streets that are easy to reach on foot and accessible throughout the year. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for outdoor conditions.
The artist Jean-Léon Gérôme was primarily known for his paintings, making this sculpture an unexpected work from his career. The choice to depict a wounded eagle was an unusual form of artistic expression for him.
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