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20240919_zia_a189_172 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_171 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_170 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_167 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_166 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_165 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_146 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_162 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_161 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_160 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_159 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_158 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_157 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_156 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_154 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_153 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_152 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_151 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_150 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240919_zia_a189_148 September 19, 2024, Paris, French Polynesia: Ten statues of women honoured at the opening ceremony of the Games are on display at the National Assembly, Paris, France on September 19, 2024. Ten monumental statues representing women from the worlds of the arts, literature, sport and politics were created and honoured at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on 26 July. At the initiative of its President, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the National Assembly has the opportunity to welcome these ten statues of women to the Cour d'Honneur: Christine de PIZAN (1364-1431): poetess, the first woman to make a living from her pen; Jeanne BARRET (1740-1807) : explorer and botanist, first woman to circumnavigate the globe; Olympe de GOUGES (1748-1793): pioneer of feminism, playwright and drafter of the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizens; Louise MICHEL (1830-1905): teacher, writer, anarchist and feminist activist; Alice GUY (1873-1968) : director of over 300 films, first film producer; Alice MILLIAT (1884-1957): athlete and organiser of the first Women's World Games in 1922; Paulette NARDAL (1896-1985): intellectual and journalist, pioneer of â??black internationalismâ??; Simone de BEAUVOIR (1908-1986) : philosopher, memoirist, author of Le Deuxième Sexe; Simone VEIL (1927-2017): magistrate, former minister, first President of the European Parliament; Gisèle HALIMI (1927-2020): lawyer, co-founder of the â??Choisirâ?? movement, former Member of Parliament. Created by Paname 2024 and made by 3D printing in polymer resin by CMDS Factory in Pas-de-Calais, in collaboration with Marie 3D in Sartrouville, they measure almost four metres in height. The 10,000 visitors already registered for the European Heritage Days on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2024 will be able to admire them. (Credit Image: © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)