Photographs of Saint-Sulpice church: the ceiling, façades, chapels, organ, columns, balconies, the brass line, the astronomic gnomen, by David Henry. Great fans of the organ at Saint-Sulpice may wish to look at all of the pictures I took one day of the console and the organ pipes. Regardez cette page en français…

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	The main façade of Saint-Sulpice Church		Église Saint-Sulpice reflected in the Fontaine des Quatre-Évêques
	A statue on the second level of Saint-Sulpice church’s façade		Columns and balconies on église Saint-Sulpice’s façade
	Shadows inside Saint-Sulpice Church’s porch		The ceiling at Saint-Sulpice Church
	The Chapel of the Holy Virgin, behind the high altar at Saint-Sulpice Church		Candle holders on the high altar at Saint-Sulpice Church
	The tomb of Curé Languet de Gergy in Saint-Sulpice Church		Sculptures in front of the pipes of Saint-Sulpice’s organ
	The keyboard of Saint-Sulpice’s organ		The organ pipes at the far end of the nave at Saint-Sulpice Church
	The organ keyboard console at Saint-Sulpice Church		The organist’s balcony at Saint-Sulpice Church
	The astronomical gnomon and brass line at Saint-Sulpice church		Saint-Sulpice church’s Pierre & Sulpice rose window
	Organ pipes at Saint-Sulpice Church