33cm x 50cm - 1/8 - 2012 - unframed
Print on Hahnemühle Natural Line Hemp 290g
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Paris, France.
The majestic Notre-Dame cathedral, whose construction began in 1163...
Before the fire.
The gargoyles that adorn the eaves of Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris date back to the Middle Ages. They date back to the Middle Ages, unlike the chimeras, which were added in the 19th century by Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, but as in all Gothic buildings, where nothing is left to chance and each sculpture contains a hidden or esoteric meaning, the gargoyles were also given a role.
Placed at the edge of the cathedral roofs and therefore in contact with the outside world, their symbolic mission is to remind us that good lies within the Church.