Left is an original gargoyle taken off Pont Neuf.

Above is what was then known as Place Royale around 1665, but after the revolution was renamed Place des Vosges in the 4th.

Right is part of a stained glass window.

The painting below right shows the College of 4 nations on the left, and the Louvre on the right. This is the view from Pont Neuf around 1665-1669.

Mme Sevigne

Above, Mme Sevigne. Famous for her letters. Her father was old nobility, but had little money. He married new money, and his parents refused to come to the wedding. Mme Sevigne was very well educated for the time.

Below the daughter of Mme Sevigne - said to be the most beautiful girl in Fance at that time.

On the left, Procession de la confrerie de Saint-Michel-du-Mont, French school early 17th century.

Return to the 3rd arrondissement.

Return to Carnavalet Museum.