This image depicts a bronze relief panel located on the pedestal of the Colonne de Juillet (July Column) in Place de la Bastille, Paris, France. Above the relief, the date "29 JUILLET 1830" is carved into the light-colored stone. The bronze relief itself portrays a dynamic, crowded scene of multiple figures, predominantly men, in various action poses, some appearing to carry flags or weapons, characteristic of a historical battle or uprising. A prominent purple rectangular protest sign, attached to a wooden stick, is positioned in the upper-left-center, partially overlapping the bronze relief and the carved date. The white text on the sign, in French, reads: "UN HOMME TUE UNE FEMME TOUS LES 2,5 JOURS EN FRANCE" (A man kills a woman every 2.5 days in France), with the organization "nous toutes" indicated at the bottom. Further right on the bronze relief, a small yellow square poster with a black silhouette of a figure holding a "NON" sign is affixed. To its right, a small white rectangular sign with black text, "AVORTE UN FACHO" (Abort a fascist), is placed against the left arm of a female sculptural figure within the relief, making it appear as if the figure holds the sign. The stone pedestal shows weathering and minor cracks. The overall scene captures the superimposition of contemporary protest messages onto a historical Parisian monument. in Paris, France

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Mar 8, 2026, 5:15 PM

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This image depicts a bronze relief panel located on the pedestal of the Colonne de Juillet (July Column) in Place de la Bastille, Paris, France. Above the relief, the date "29 JUILLET 1830" is carved into the light-colored stone. The bronze relief itself portrays a dynamic, crowded scene of multiple figures, predominantly men, in various action poses, some appearing to carry flags or weapons, characteristic of a historical battle or uprising. A prominent purple rectangular protest sign, attached to a wooden stick, is positioned in the upper-left-center, partially overlapping the bronze relief and the carved date. The white text on the sign, in French, reads: "UN HOMME TUE UNE FEMME TOUS LES 2,5 JOURS EN FRANCE" (A man kills a woman every 2.5 days in France), with the organization "nous toutes" indicated at the bottom. Further right on the bronze relief, a small yellow square poster with a black silhouette of a figure holding a "NON" sign is affixed. To its right, a small white rectangular sign with black text, "AVORTE UN FACHO" (Abort a fascist), is placed against the left arm of a female sculptural figure within the relief, making it appear as if the figure holds the sign. The stone pedestal shows weathering and minor cracks. The overall scene captures the superimposition of contemporary protest messages onto a historical Parisian monument.

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