effigy of Marianne

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The effigy of Marianne is a national emblem of the French Republic symbolizing liberty and reason, commonly depicted as a female figure wearing a Phrygian cap.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf allegorical figure
national emblem
alsoKnownAs La Marianne
Marianne
appearsOn French euro coins (national side)
French government logos
French official seals
associatedWith French Revolution
French republicanism
Third French Republic
laïcité
colorSymbolism often associated with blue white and red
country France
depictedAs allegory of Liberty
allegory of Reason
personification of the Republic
gender female
governingMottoContext Liberté Égalité Fraternité
hasRole symbol of citizenship
symbol of national unity
symbol of popular sovereignty
historicalPeriodOfOrigin French Revolution
iconographicElement bareheaded or with Phrygian cap
classical facial features
often shown in profile
inspiredBy Libertas
classical Roman goddesses
materialForm busts in public buildings
engraved portraits
printed images
statues in public squares
nameEtymology common French female given name
possibly from Marie and Anne
officialStatus one of the main symbols of the French Republic
represents French Republic
symbolizes Republican values
democracy
liberty
reason
secularism
usedIn French law courts
French schools
French town halls
usedOn French coins
French postage stamps
official government documents
usedSinceCentury 18th century
wears Phrygian cap

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Place de la République hasStatue Statue of Marianne
linked to: effigy of Marianne
Phrygian cap wornBy allegorical figure Marianne
linked to: effigy of Marianne