Buste de Jean Moulin, Bronze memorial in square préfet Jean Moulin, Quimper, France.

The bronze bust of Jean Moulin stands in a public square near Quimper's center, showing a detailed likeness of the man who would become a Resistance leader. The sculptor Françoise Trin created the work, which remains on permanent display in the town.

The monument was erected in 2003 on the square named after Jean Moulin, near the west bank of the Steïr in central Quimper. It recalls Moulin's years as sous-préfet of Finistère at Châteaulin from 1930 to 1933, when he frequently visited the town. The bronze bust is the work of the sculptor Françoise Trin.

The square itself is named after Jean Moulin as préfet, and the monument stands near the west bank of the Steïr in Quimper's centre. The bronze bust by Françoise Trin shows him with a hat and a scarf that hangs slightly down the stele, a detail visitors can pick out from below.

The site is freely accessible year-round with no entrance fee, making it easy to visit as part of a walk through town. You can find it on a central square that is straightforward to reach on foot.

The sculpture includes an inscription that holds Jean Moulin up as a model for younger people, extending the monument's message beyond just the carved likeness. This text transforms the piece from art alone into a teaching point about values and responsibility.