Monument Antoine Bourdelle

Place of memory

Place de l'Église, 71300 Montceau-les-Mines

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Antoine Bourdelle, Auguste Rodin’s pupil, created this monument to commemorate the victims of WWI. After coming to visit the city and discover the collieries, he decided to give to his sculpture the form of a miner’s lamp as a tribute to the tough and dangerous work of miners. It was officially inaugurated in 1930, one year after Bourdelle died.

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All year 2026

Visible all year round.

Location

Monument Antoine Bourdelle

Place de l'Église, 71300 Montceau-les-Mines

03 85 69 00 00

Monument Antoine Bourdelle

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