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As a young Duke art history professor in 1979, Caroline Bruzelius convinced officials at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris to let her climb scaffolding during a renovation to get a close look at the ...

Notre-Dame de Paris ... nearly two centuries to finish. The cathedral's iconic facade features stunning sculptures and intricate detailing, showcasing the architectural brilliance of the Middle ...

Dame, ParisSince a fire tore through 850-year-old Notre-Dame in 2019, captured on TV news cameras and aired to billions ...

Just before eight on a warm Paris morning, the gallery of kings glittered in the sun. My tour group and I were approaching Notre-Dame Cathedral ... their likenesses carved in the 19th century ...

Though the interior of the cathedral ... The architectural details of Notre-Dame are intricate and become more abundant the closer you get. The front entrance boasts carefully carved statues ...

To understand Notre Dame is to understand Paris itself. As with much in the city, it has endured layers of history — ...

While Notre-Dame used to attract 12 million annual visitors, this year it's expected to pull in 15 million. Though the French ...

The Notre Dame Cathedral was built in honour of the Virgin Mary. It started started getting built in 1163 A.D. under Bishop Maurice de Sully and was completed by 1260 A.D.

Handshouse Studio members will discuss their involvement in the Notre Dame ... carved are now installed on the spire in Paris." Burrey is among nearly 2,000 experts who participated in the ...

Cuts enacted by the Department of Government Efficiency hit the University of Alabama and resonated across the ocean to Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris ... gothic art and architecture, and graduate ...

In December, the heart of Paris began to beat anew. Notre Dame Cathedral, one of the most beloved landmarks in the world, reopened to the public after five years of careful restoration.