On the lower right front, a nude man wearing a cap and holding a sword looks up and left at his commander, a bearded man in classical armor raising his right arm to the sky.
On the lower right front, a nude man wearing a cap and holding a sword looks up and left at his commander, a bearded man in classical armor raising his right arm to the sky. In total, six Gallic soldiers occupy the lower half of this relief; above them a winged female warrior in a Phrygian cap extends her sword out to the right and rallies them, symbolizing the call of Liberty. Along with two reliefs on the opposite facing side by Antoine Etex and across from Jean-Pierre Cortot's Triumph of Napoleon, it adorns one of the pillars of a Jean Chalgrin monument positioned atop the Champs-Elysses. FTP, identify this stone relief sculpted for the Arc de Triomphe by Francois Rude, whose popular nickname has the same title as the French national anthem.
On the lower right front, a nude man wearing a cap and holding a sword looks up and left at his commander, a bearded man in classical armor raising his right arm to the sky.
La {Marseillaise} or The {Departure of the Volunteers}