A statue at Pontoise shows him in Napoleonic uniform, his scabbard touching the earth.
It was put up by marshal Davout and his second wife Louise-Aimée-Julie (Leclerc's sister) at the top of a staircase built in 1869 by François Lemot.
Around 3m high, the statue is on a square stone pedestal inscribed with information on him in gold majuscule letters.
It adjoins the south side of city's cathedral.
There is also a statue of him by Jean Guillaume Moitte in the Pantheon de Paris.
A statue at Pontoise shows him in Napoleonic uniform, his scabbard touching the earth. It was put up by marshal Davout and his second wife Louise-Aimée-Julie (Leclerc's sister) at the top of a staircase built in 1869 by François Lemot. Around 3m high, the statue is on a square stone pedestal inscribed with information on him in gold majuscule letters. It adjoins the south side of city's cathedral. There is also a statue of him by Jean Guillaume Moitte in the Pantheon de Paris.
Charles Leclerc (general, born 1772)