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© Stéphane Compoint
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Paris (75) - Cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris : La facade sud, uniquement visible depuis les quais de la rive gauche de la Seine. Car ce cote de la cathedrale, celui du presbytere et de la sacristie, est ferme au public. Le transept sud, dernier grand bloc a avoir ete edifie, est un chef-d'uvre du gothique flamboyant. L'enorme Rose (rosace), de 13,1 metres de diametre, fut offerte par Saint Louis. Plusieurs fois endommagee, elle fut restauree par Viollet le Duc au XIXe siecle, qui la fit pivoter de 15 degres pour lui donner un axe vertical et la consolider. Sous la Rose, le portail Saint Etienne. Altitude 32 metres. // France - Paris (75) - Cathedral Notre Dame de Paris : The south facade, only visible from the quays of the left bank of the Seine. Because this side of the cathedral, with the rectory and the sacristy, is closed to the public. The south transept, last major block to have been built, is a masterpiece of flamboyant Gothic. The huge Rose, with its 13.1 meters diameter, was provided by Saint Louis. Damaged several times, it was restored by Viollet-le-Duc in the nineteenth century, who rotate it from 15 degrees to give a vertical axis and consolidate. Under the Rose, the portal of Saint Etienne. Altitude 32 meters.
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