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Golden statue of Joan of Arc against a blue sky background.

Golden garuda bird decoration on blue sky

Paris, France-01 07 2025:The equestrian statue of the French heroine Joan of Arc (1412 -1431), which is located in the Place des Pyramides near the Louvre in Paris. Jeanne d'Arc is an 1874 French gilded bronze equestrian sculpture by Emmanuel Frémiet.

New Orleans, Louisiana in Mardi Gras Carnival Celebrations. Golden statue of Joan of Arc riding a horse and holding a gold flag waving in the wind in front of a clear blue sky in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Golden statue of Jeanne d'Arc (Joan of Arc) on a horse in the center of Paris, France, Europe

The sculpture of William the Conqueror in Falaise. The bronze was designed by Louis Rochet and completed in 1875.

A vertical shot of the historic Joan of Arc statue in Paris, France

Paris, France: The gilded bronze Jeanne d’Arc equestrian statue in Place des Pyramides in the 1st arrondissement; the statue is by Emmanuel Frémiet was inaugurated in 1874.

A beautiful sunny day in Jackson Square. A tourist takes photographs of the monument of President Andrew Jackson in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana.

Paris, France - 06 April 2025: Joan of Arc monument on Rivoli street in Paris

The Joan of Arc statue at Place des Pyramides, Paris by Emmanuel Frémiet, 1874.

New Orleans, Louisiana in Mardi Gras Carnival Celebrations. The golden statue of Joan of Arc, a symbol of French heritage in New Orleans, stands proudly against a vibrant blue sky, accompanied by the American and New Orleans flags fluttering in the breeze

Place D'Armes Square in historic Old Montreal featuring a statue of Paul Chomedey de Maisonneuve, one of Montreal's most prominent founders.

$The richly decorated Cloth Halls in Ypres, Flanders, Belgium.\nThe complex was originally built in the 13th century and served as a trans-shipment and storage center for textiles. It was almost completely destroyed during World War I, but was reconstructed as faithfully as possible from the 1920s until 1967. Today it has the status of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.\nPart of the ensemble is a 70-meter-high belfry with a carillon that plays every half hour. Photographed on July 23, 2022.$