In 1994, he presented a second exhibition at the Cartier Foundation entitled “Les 3 Cartiers” (“The 3 Cartiers”). Cartier and Jean Nouvel, the architect responsible for the new building of the Cartier Foundation in Paris, take us from Saint-Malo (where the explorer Jacques Cartier - who discovered Canada - was born) to the Bièvre valley, then on to London where the director of the renowned jeweller Cartier hosted General De Gaulle during the second World War. The exhibition comprised Asterix, Caesar, the beavers of the Bièvre valley - referring to Jean-Paul Sartre being nicknamed as “the beaver” by Simone de Beauvoir – as well as Hains as the new Jacques Cartier of the Foundation.