Head of Hercules covered with the skin of the Nemean lion on the key above the door. Polychrome sculpture
13 rue du Rhin
Carved dolphin on door transom
71 avenue Jean-Jaurès
Entrance to Villa Rémi Belleau. The passageway is surmounted by a beautiful, disheveled female face.
139 avenue Jean-Jaurès
Two ox heads appear above the door
4 rue Meynadier
An enormous phoenix surmounts the door in the center of a cartouche adorned with foliage and roses. Sculptor Mathurin Moreau
6 rue Meynadier
Male mascaron with prominent cheekbones and full beard. The very pronounced expression and the headdress extended by two ram’s horns are reminiscent of a fairground character from the Commedia dell’Arte era.
56 rue Compans
Bird nest above the door. Bird feeding its chicks.
103 rue de Meaux
Built for the 1867 World’s Fair, this chalet has a slightly Savoyard air, even though it was built by Romanian workers from the Carpathians. Dismantled at the end of the Expo, it was reassembled here.
6 rue de Meaux
At the corner of avenue des Laumières: male mascaron with impressive drooping moustaches set in a huge cartouche inspired by the rocaille style. Architect E. Hennequet, Sculptor Lemit. 1883
62 avenue de Flandres
Pointed-roof turret at the corner of avenue de Flandre and rue Riquet. Attractive round balcony above the turret.
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