L'Écoute by Henri de Miller - Paris (France) - Abstract Public Sculptures on Waymarking.com

In front of St. Eustache's Church in Place René Cassin, is sitting a giant, seventy ton abstract sculpture of a head resting on a hand and made of sandstone. It is called, "L'Écoute" ("Listen"), created by Henri de Miller and placed there in 1986.

With its location directly in front of the Gothic church of St. Eustache, "Ecoute" presents a striking contrast between old and new, one of the defining characteristics of Paris. Sculpture is beloved by childs, teenagres and also tourists and belongs amonng the most photographed pieces of art in Paris...

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