An eye-catching bridge in Paris is the Pont du Carrousel, situated between the Quai des Tuileries at the Louvre and the Quai Voltaire. The architect of the original bridge was Antoine-Rémy Polonceau who constructed an arch bridge where the relatively new material cast iron was used. Stone sculptures by Louis Petitot representing Industry, Abundance, The City of Paris, and The Seine were added at each corner. In 1834, it got its current name when King Louis-Philippe named it after the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel right in front of the Tuileries.