Marcel Ayme Monument, France

Among the most unusual sculptures in Paris, one must definitely mention the monument dedicated to the writer Marcel Aymé. The monument, opened in 1989, is located in the Montmartre district and is known to the general public under the unofficial name of 'man walking through the wall'. The unofficial name completely reflects the main particularity of the sculpture. The monument is the outstanding writer who walks through the stone wall.

The novel titled 'Man walking through the wall' was written by Marcel Aymé in 1943 and remains up-to-date. The bronze monument attracts many tourists. The proof of this is the lightning-polished hand of the writer. According to a legend, one must necessarily touch them for happiness. The artists believe that it can also give inspiration.

The monument devoted to the great writer is also remarkable because his author was the famous film actor Jean Marais. He was one of the best friends of the writer, and after his death decided to create the unusual and symbolic monument. This work has made Jean Marais known as a sculptor. Even Pablo Picasso was enthusiastic about his talent. The original monument in Montmartre district is easy to find. It is located at the corner of the square, which was also called Marcel Aymé. Next - Friendship Cheese Monument