is located in the gardens of the Tour Guinette in Étampes and was part of a larger composition created in 1925 for the Exposition des Arts décoratifs et industriels. It was acquired by Étampes in 1934. The work comprises four large stone blocks on which sixteen bas-reliefs have been created by various sculptors. Georges Saupique executed the reliefs "Le Saint Graal" and "L'Aurochs". Religious edifices Église Notre Dame du Fort Église Saint-Basile Église Saint-Martin, famous for its leaning tour Église Saint-Gilles Chapelle de Gérofosse Chapelle de Guinette Notable Persons Louise Abbéma (1853–1927), painter, sculptor, and designer Jean-Marc Fessard (born 1969), classical clarinetist Theobald of Étampes Jean-Victor Makengo, footballer Yacouba Sylla, footballer Bilal Ouali, footballer Michel Crépu (born 1954), writer and literary critic, winner of the 2012 Prix des Deux Magots Arnaud Beltrame, gendarme killed in the Carcassonne and Trèbes attack, 23 March 2018 Miscellaneous The prestigious École Philippe Gaulier is located in Étampes. See also Communes of the Essonne department Counts and Dukes of Étampes Georges Saupique References External links Étampes city council website Land use (IAURIF) La Base des Loisirs, The city's park's website Mayors of Essonne Association Communes of Essonne Subprefectures in France Orléanais