This object is the namesake of a model which proposes that cells determine positional information during embryonic (15[1])development via the concentration (15[1])gradient of a morphogen. (15[2])A Manet painting titled for the Rue (15[1])Mosnier (“roo moz-N’YAY”) with these objects depicts a man on crutches limping past railroad debris. The colors (15[1])of this object derive from the (-5[1])oriflamme and a cockade that was adopted after (15[1])green (15[1])was deemed (15[1])too (*) royalist. (10[3])The colors (10[1])of this (10[1])object (10[1])inspired (10[1])the titles (10[1])of a film (10[1])trilogy by (10[1])Krzysztof (10[4]-5[2])(“k’SHISH-toff”) Kieślowski. (10[6])Philippe Pétain (10[3]-5[1])(“pay-TAN”) added his personal symbol of a double-headed battle axe (10[1])to this (10[1])object. (10[3])For 10 points, (10[1])name this object raised by (-5[1])the central (10[2])woman in (10[1])Liberty Leading (10[1])the People. (10[1])■END■ (10[3])