Feb 4, 2025
Église Saint-Eustache, Paris (by black_coffee_blue_jeans).
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Église Saint-Eustache, Paris (by black_coffee_blue_jeans).
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Carreau des halles devant Saint-Eustache🗼Paris 1963
Photo d'Alfred Eisenstaedt
The little we know of St. Eustache becomes him : how this Roman (third century A.D.) general while hunting beheld a crucifix in a stag’s antlers and instantly converted; how broiled in an iron bull, his cries converted to music; how, trans- lated, he blesses this butchers’ cathedral, its stained glass, its clochards, its organ recitals, its street whistling with market blood.
Rosanna Warren, Le Ventre de Paris: A Marriage Poem
Église Saint-Eustache, Paris (by vincezammit).
Saint Eustache, Paris By Rurik Dmitrienko
Inside the church of Saint Eustache, Paris
Gold & Marble
The Saint-Eustache Church of Paris (First arrondissement, Île-de-France, France).
The construction of the current building was ordered in 1532, in order to offer the city of Paris a church worthy of its greatness.
The initial style of the building was intended as Gothic, despite this late construction. However, the church will have, for its details, characteristics of Renaissance style, and its facade, for example, dates from the nineteenth century, and remains unfinished today, thus only one of the two towers planned has been realized.
The monument, itself, contains sumptuous statues, paintings, and various pieces of Art, which are the fruit of its history, making it a very popular and appreciated tourist place.
(The photographs show, in order: the chapel of the crucifixion; the south transept; a view of several chapels; Plaster stoup of 1834, by Louis-Eugène Bion, "Pope Alexander II instituting the use of holy water", detail; oil on canvas, Tobit and the Angel, Jean-Christophe Windland, 1575; decorative motifs of Renaissance style; the tomb of Jean-Baptiste Colbert, by Antoine Coysevox and Jean-Baptiste Tuby, 1687; Renaissance pillar heads; a view of the organ; and finally, the nave. The original photographs are not mine and are under free license)
Maestro dell'Annunciazione di Brozzi, Annunciation between Saint Eustache and Saint Anthony the Abbott, 1400 - 1420.