Agrippina

The marble Agrippina statue, created by Robert Doisy, measures 2.4 meters in height and stands prominently in the Tuileries Garden of Paris.

Completed around 1690, the statue became part of the Tuileries Garden collection during a period when the garden transformed from royal grounds to public space.

The statue represents the Roman figure Agrippina, reflecting French artistic interest in classical subjects during the late 17th century garden decoration movement.

The statue stands in a wheelchair-accessible section of the garden, allowing visitors to examine the details of this marble sculpture from multiple angles.

The statue maintains its original placement among numerous other marble sculptures, contributing to an open-air museum experience in central Paris.

Location: 1st arrondissement of Paris

Inception: 1690

Creator: Robert Doisy

Height: 2.4 m

Width: 0.88 m

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Made from material: marble

GPS coordinates: 48.86401,2.32407

Latest update: June 24, 2025 07:22