Église Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis
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This 17th-century Marais landmark brings Italian Baroque drama to the heart of Paris, housing a striking Delacroix painting.
Description
Commissioned by Louis XIII and completed in 1641, the building serves as a structural dialogue between Italian Baroque style and traditional French design. Its imposing facade rises directly above the Rue Saint-Antoine, leading into an interior characterized by a prominent historic dome. Among the religious works housed here, the space contains a notable painting by Delacroix.
