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This monument, carved from Lens stone, commemorates the assassination in
Marseille of the Yugoslavian king and Bathou in 1934 and was given the name "Paix et Travail" by the designing architect Gaston Castel who used the services of Sartorio, Elie-Jean VĂ©zin and Botinelly for the sculptural work. The
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This limestone memorial, inaugurated on 23 September 1923 and standing in
Rambouillet's place André Thome, features five large statues representing five stages of the 1914–1918 war; 1914 the Marne, 1915 the fighting in Artois, 1916 Verdun, 1917 the advance to victory and 1918 the final victory. These
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This monument stands in
Marseille's square Lieutenant-Danjaume and remembers all those Frenchmen who gave their lives during the 1914–1918 war fighting overseas particularly in the Far East. The monument takes the form of an arch and stands on a rocky promontory on the Marseille's seafront. Marseille
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In 1930 the decision was taken to build the
Baumettes prison in Marseille and Gaston Castel was appointed as the designing architect. Building took place between 1931 and 1940. Castel commissioned Sartorio to execute seven haut-reliefs for the prison entrance, these depicting the seven deadly sins.
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Gaston Castel, who won the Prix de Rome for architecture in 1913, had been mobilized in 1914 and joined the 258th
Infantry. He received bad facial injuries whilst fighting at the front and for the rest of the war was interned in Montreux. After the war he returned to Paris and was soon appointed as
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This limestone memorial is located in
Manosque's place du Terreau. A female allegory for victory stands on a pedestal. Her arms are held aloft and hold a crown and two palms. At the base of the pedestal two "fasces" stand on either side of the inscriptions "Champagne" and "Yser" two areas that saw
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This limestone memorial, which stands in
Jouques' boulevard de la République, was started by Gustave Salgé who died suddenly in 1920. Sartorio, a friend of Salgé, completed the work. The memorial also serves as a public fountain. It features a standing soldier. Sartorio retired to Jouques in 1965
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being decorated with palms. Sartorio sculptures of air force personnel and soldiers stand on one side of the arch together with a winged angel whilst on another side is another winged angel and on a pedestal in the centre of the arch is
Sartorio's bronze "angel of victory" her arms lifted to the
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the French president. It was to this building that the injured came to rest and convalesce between the various surgical operations undertaken to rebuild their faces. It was used again for those injured during the Second World War and those who suffered facial wounds in
Indochina and Algeria.
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Built in 1928 on the
Promenade des Anglais as a casino but now the Hyatt Regency Nice Palais de la Méditerranée hotel. Sartorio executed the bas-reliefs on the building's façade. Most of the original building was subsequently demolished but happily Sartorio's reliefs survived the changes.
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The monument stands at the entrance to the headquarters of the association Gueules-cassées based in the Château de Moussy and honours those who founded this association for those soldiers who suffered facial injuries in the 1914–1918 war. The inauguration in 1957 was officiated by
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Sartorio was one of several artists, both sculptors and painters, to work on the opera house when a major reconstruction took place between 1921 and 1924, this after a fire had gutted the old building which dated back to 1787. Only the columns of the
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This bas-relief is one of several commissioned from 57 sculptors to decorate the external walls of the Chaillot palace for the Exhibition in Paris of 1937. The relief is on the façade of the building which looks onto the rue Franklin.
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The cemetery contains the remains of 2,653 Frenchmen of whom 1,209 lie in two ossuaries. The bodies here were moved from smaller burial plots at Angomont, Badonviller, Baccarat, Montigny, Neufmaisons, Pierre-Percée and Saint-Maurice.
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The designing architect Gaston Castel was commissioned to supervise the new Palais de Justice annex and building started in 1930. The building's main façade on the rue Pollak has two classical péristyles crowned by Sartorio friezes.
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A sculpture of a woman stands on a column. Beneath the column the names of those killed in the Two World Wars are listed. In 1966 Sartorio was also commissioned to decorate the façade of Menton's Palais de Justice.
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for the Cavaillon bridge in 1932, decoration on the Marseille Palais de Justice in 1933, work on the monument to Alexandre 1er de Yougoslavie in 1938 and the "sept péchés" for Marseille's
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was the port of exit for those who travelled eastwards. Inauguration took place on 24 April 1927. The arch has at the centre the carving of a crescent and a star, the
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and the main walls escaped the fire. Sartorio completed four allegorical reliefs for the upper floor façade which surmounts the peristyle. The reliefs align with the
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In the French war cemetery at Badonviler there is a monument which again remembers the efforts of the 363rd French Infantry at La Chapelotte. See photograph below.
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Lt Colonel Dauphin, who commanded the 363rd, organized a provisional military cemetery here and Sartorio executed a sculpture for it. The simple inscription reads
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The limestone memorial, cut into a rock, depicts an "angel of victory" ("une Victoire") who places crowns over the lists of those men of Tournon honoured.
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inauguration took place in 1941. At the front of the monuments medallions depicting the two victims are held by allegories by Sartorio representing
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Sartorio worked with Gaston Castel on the decoration of his residence in Marseille's place du Lacydon. He also decorated the Castel family tomb in
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This memorial stands in the place du 8 Mai 1945. A soldier kneels on the ground and at his side a female figure stands with a wreath of flowers.
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The memorial stands in Ceyreste's place des HĂ©ros. The statue of a woman is an allegory for Ceyreste. She holds a garland of laurel leaves.
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five figures stand on a rectangular pedestal on which are carved the names of the dead both of the 1914–1918 conflict and subsequent wars.
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on the Bouches-du-RhĂ´ne side. The bridge was blown up by the Germans in 1944 but plaster models can be seen in Cavaillon's local museum.
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near the village of Mirabeau and Sartorio created four bas-reliefs representing the four "départements" which join at the location,
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monument Andradas in 1922, work on the Opéra de Marseille in 1924, the Marseille Monument de l'Armée d'Orient in 1927, the works
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Perched on the side of the "Corniche de l'Esterel" is a bas-relief honouring the founding president of Touring Club de France.
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when aged 80. His workshop has been preserved by the "Les Amis d'Antoine Sartorio" through whom visits can be arranged.
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Sartorio is buried here. He also executed the decoration for the tomb of the tenor Lucien Muratore.
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Le soldat-sculpteur Antoine Sartorio ou Journées ordinaires de guerre autour de Senones
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157:"pour la Patrie, pour l'Humanité"
138:"Aux glorieux morts 1914 – 1918"
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88:Exhibition des Arts DĂ©coratifs
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616:Monument to Abel Ballif
1573:French men centenarians
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