Saint-Sulpice

I showed you a detail of this church
last Sunday, but there's something to see
everywhere you look, inside and out.

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inSPIREd Sunday

A detail in Saint-Sulpice, a 17th-century
church in Paris—and the city's second-largest,
only slightly smaller than Notre Dame.

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inSPIREd Sunday

This is the church of Saint-Sulpice in Paris.
The current building dates to the
17th century.  The façade was renovated in
the 18th century; the north tower
(the one on the left) was renovated, but then
the French Revolution halted the
renovations and the southern tower never
was replaced.  (It's always bothered me
that they don't match.)

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