Vue de l'église Sainte-Marie, rue Saint-Antoine, 4ème arrondissement. D.512, Pierre-Antoine Demachy, Entre 1625 et 1635

Author(s): attributed to demachy, pierre-antoine (paris, 17–09–1723 - paris, 10–09–1807), designer date of production: between 1625 and 1635 dating in century: 18th century type(s) of object(s): drawing, graphic arts name(s): drawing dimensions - artwork: height: 18. 9cm width: 16. 4cm dimensions - museum master key: height: 50cm width: 40cm dimensions - old assembly: height: 25. 2cm width: 19. 9cm marks, inscriptions, hallmarks: stamp - on the front of the drawing, half on the image, half on the montage, bottom right, stamp in black ink (see suppl. Lugt 2012c): "city / of / paris". \ inscription in ink inventory number - on the front of the drawing, lower left, handwritten in red ink: "i. E. D. 512". \ inscription in ink inscription concerning the author - on the front of the old montage, below the drawing, on the left, handwritten in black ink: "demachy". \ inscription in ink inscription concerning the title - on the front of the montage, below the drawing, in the middle, handwritten in black ink: "st paul and the collège charlemagne / rue st antoine" (scratched) and handwritten at the same level on the right, in pencil: "ste marie". \ inscription in ink inscription - on the front of the montage, bottom left, handwritten in pencil: "g4-b". \ pencil inscription iconographic description: view of sainte-marie church, rue saint-antoine, 4th arrondissement. A staircase leads to the steps of the church topped by a dome with a lantern. On the right of the church, a wall with a high porch touches the hôtel de mayenne. On the opposite side, a 15th century hotel, owned by the visistation sainte-marie convent. Three men are sitting on the steps protected from the street by bollards. Historical commentary: the sainte-marie church, formerly called notre-dame-des-anges chapel, was built by françois mansart between 1632 and 1634, the date of its consecration. The convent of the visitation sainte-marie to which she belonged extended to the east, to the entrance to the bastille and along this prison, to the porte saint-antoine, to the west to the hôtel de mayenne and to the south a few meters from the rue de la cerisaie. This convent disappeared in 1790 and its chapel was occupied by a republican club. In 1803 it was assigned to protestant worship. Institution: carnavalet museum, history of paris inventory number: d. 512. Date: Entre 1625 et 1635.