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List of bells (1770)

Location	No.^[1]	Name	Year Cast	Mass^[2]	Diameter	Tone	Removed
south tower	1	Emmanuel	1686	13,271 kg	2.61 m	F♯₂
south tower	2	Marie	1472	about 11,258 kg	2.4 m	G♯₂	1792
north tower	3	Gabriel	1641	4,332 kg	1.89 m	A♯₂	1791–92
	4	Guillaume	1770	3,524 kg	1.71 m	B₂
	5	Pasquier	1765	2,643 kg	1.55 m	C♯₃
	6	Thibault	1764	2,048 kg	1.41 m	D♯₃
	7	Jean	1769	1,530 kg	1.26 m	E♯₃
	8	Claude	1714	979 kg	1.13 m	F♯₃
	9	Nicolas	1714	744 kg	95 cm	G♯₃
	10	François	1769	587 kg	99.7 cm	A♯₃^[3]
spire	11	Catherine	1551	254 kg		B₃	1792
	12	Magdelaine		195 kg		C♯₄
	13	Barbe		146 kg		D₄
	14	Anne		91 kg		E₄
	15	Pugnèse	by 1283	25 kg		C♯₅
	16	La Clopette
north transept	17	Clock bells	1766	1,905 kg		~C₃	1856
	18			566 kg		G₃
	19			412 kg		A₃

Full list

Bellow is a list of known bells of Notre-Dame from the 13th to the present.^[4]

Location	No.^[a]	Name	Year Cast	Mass^[5]	Diameter	Tone	Removed
south tower	1	Jacqueline	1400	5,650 kg			1426
			1427	7,216 kg			1680
			1451
			1480
		Emanuel	1680	10,769 kg		F₃	1685
		Emanuel	1681	10,769 kg		F₃	1685
		Emmanuel-Louise-Thérèse	1686	12,727 kg	m	F♯₃
north tower	2	Marie	1378	4,975 kg			1430
			1396
			1402
south tower			1430	about 11,258 kg	2.4 m	G♯₂	1792
			1451
			1472
north tower	3	Gilbert	by 1335				1472
		Gabriel	1472	4,332 kg	1.89 m	A♯₂	1791–92
		Gabriel	1641	4,332 kg	1.89 m	A♯₂
	4	Guillaume	1230
			1540	3,346 kg
			1684
			1720
			1729	3,639 kg
			1769 (1770?)	3,427 kg^[6]	7.71 m	B₂
	5	Pasquier	by 1283	2,643 kg	1.55 m	C♯₃
			1540
			1684
			1765
	6	Chambellan	by 1283				by 1424
		Thibault	1453				1791–92
			1540
			1550
			1684	2,380 kg
			1750
			1764	2,049 kg 1.41 m	D♯₃
	7	Louis	by 1335				by 1424
		Jean	by 1500				1791–92
			1684	1,373 kg
			1708	about 1,958 kg
			1769	1,531 kg	1.26 m	E♯₃
	8	Claude	1311? by 1684	979 kg	1.13 m	F♯₃
	8	Claude	1714	979 kg	1.13 m	F♯₃
	9	Nicolas	by 1311?^[b] by 1400	744 kg	1 m	G♯₃
			1540
			1684
			1714
	10	Luc	by 1311?^[b] by 1400
		Henriette-Jérôme	1765				1769
		François	1769	587 kg	0.95 m	A♯₃	1791–92
spire	11–15	First carillon: two unnamed "little saints" two échelettes tierce bell	by 1311				by 1551
	11	Catherine	1551	254 kg		B₃	1792
	12	Magdelaine		195 kg		C♯₄
	13	Barbe		146 kg		D₄
	14	Anne		91 kg		E₄
	15	Pugnèse	by 1283	25 kg		C♯₅
	16	La Clopette	c. 1301^[7]
	17	The Wooden Bell	by 1612				by 1763^[c]
north transept	18	Clock bells	1766	1,905 kg		~C₃	1856
	19			566 kg		G₃
	20			412 kg		A₃

Sulptures of Notre-Dame de Paris

Exterior sculptures

West Facade

Portal of the virgin
Portal of the Last Judgement
Portal of St. Anne
Gallery of Kings
Window Gallery
Chimera Gallery

Interior sculptures

Mary
St. Denis
St. Therese
Joan of Arc
Notre-Dame de Paris
Affre
Harcourt
Sibour

Disappeared sculptures

St. Christopher
Philip le Bel

Statue of Thomas the Apostle, with the features of restorer Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, at the base of the spire

This is a list of sculptures in Notre-Dame de Paris.

Stone, copper, and bronze statues, including statues of the twelve Apostles that surrounded the base of the spire, had been removed from the site days prior to the 2019 fire as part of the renovations.^[8]^[9]

Sculptures in Notre-Dame de Paris

Image	Name	Location	Artist	Date	Notes
	Adam	West facade
	Eve	West facade
	Angel of the Resurrection	Roof
	Denis of Paris	West facade
	Saint Stephen	West facade
	Gallery of Kings	West facade
	Pietà	Interior	Nicolas Coustou	1723
	Louis XIII	Interior	Guillaume Coustou		Louis XIII consecrating his kingdom to the Virgin Mary. See The Vow of Louis XIII
	Jeanne d'Arc	Interior	Charles Desvergnes		See Joan of Arc
	Grand lutrin	Interior	Placide Poussielque-Rusand	1868
	Le Stryge	Roof
	Virgin of Paris	Interior		14th century
	Madonna and Child	West facade
	Ecclesia	West facade			See Ecclesia and Synagoga
	Synagoga	West facade			See Ecclesia and Synagoga
Notre Dame Cathedral Statues at Front Entrance	Unknown	Left of Front Entrance

References

↑ Ringing order, used to identify which bells ring during a particular sonnerie, or ringing pattern; generally numbered from lowest to highest strike tone. The clock bells were not included in ringing patterns.
↑ Sources using pre-Revolutionary primary sources give mass in pounds (French: livres). This is most likely the livre actuelle, also called the livre de Paris or livre de poids de marc, equal to about 0.4895 kilograms. Compare pound measurements in Gilbert (1821, pp. 149–150) with kilogram measurements in Singer (2012, p. 204).
↑ Singer 2012, p. 208.
↑ The main sources for this list are Gilbert (1821, pp. 144–150), Singer (2012, pp. 200–206), and Société (1913, pp. 175–182). Additional sources are cited within the table.
↑ Sources using pre-Revolutionary primary sources give mass in pounds (French: livres). This is most likely the livre actuelle, also called the livre de Paris or livre de poids de marc, equal to about 0.4895 kilograms. (Compare pound measurements in Gilbert (1821, pp. 149–150) with kilogram measurements in Singer (2012, p. 204).) In cases in which the source provides an apparently rounded number (e.g. 23,000 lbs) and this produces a deceptively accurate conversion (e.g. 11,258 kg), the word "about" is included.
↑ Gilbert wrote that the final version of Guillaume weighed "seven thousand two pounds" (sept mille deux livres). Society interpreted this literally as 7,002 lbs, yielding 3,427 kg. Singer interpreted this as "seven thousand two [hundred] pounds" or 7,200, yielding 3,524 kg
↑ Sandron & Tallon 2020.
↑ "Notre-Dame Cathedral spire in Paris collapses, engulfed in flames". CBC News. Thomson Reuters. 15 April 2019. Archived from the original on 15 April 2019. Retrieved 15 April 2019.
↑ Buncombe, Andrew (15 April 2019). "Notre Dame's historic statues safe after being removed just days before massive fire". The Independent. Archived from the original on 15 April 2019. Retrieved 15 April 2019.

External links

Notre-Dame Cathedral statues flown away for renovation on YouTube

↑ Ringing order, used to identify which bells ring during a particular sonnerie, or ringing pattern; generally numbered from lowest to highest tone. Earlier bells are only included by a number based on which bells replaced them.
1 2 Churchwarden statutes from 1311 mention two unnamed "sparrows" (small bells). Nicolas and Luc are both first mentioned by name in 1400.
↑ In 1612, Du Bruel mentioned a seventh bell in the spire called "the wooden bell" (French: la cloche de bois). By 1763, Gueffier mentioned only six bells in the spire. According to Singer, "the wooden bell" was another name for La Clopette.

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[1] Ringing order, used to identify which bells ring during a particular sonnerie, or ringing pattern; generally numbered from lowest to highest strike tone. The clock bells were not included in ringing patterns.

[2] Sources using pre-Revolutionary primary sources give mass in pounds (French: livres). This is most likely the livre actuelle, also called the livre de Paris or livre de poids de marc, equal to about 0.4895 kilograms. Compare pound measurements in Gilbert (1821, pp. 149–150) with kilogram measurements in Singer (2012, p. 204).

[FOOTNOTESinger2012208-3] Singer 2012, p. 208.

[4] The main sources for this list are Gilbert (1821, pp. 144–150), Singer (2012, pp. 200–206), and Société (1913, pp. 175–182). Additional sources are cited within the table.

[6] Sources using pre-Revolutionary primary sources give mass in pounds (French: livres). This is most likely the livre actuelle, also called the livre de Paris or livre de poids de marc, equal to about 0.4895 kilograms. (Compare pound measurements in Gilbert (1821, pp. 149–150) with kilogram measurements in Singer (2012, p. 204).) In cases in which the source provides an apparently rounded number (e.g. 23,000 lbs) and this produces a deceptively accurate conversion (e.g. 11,258 kg), the word "about" is included.

[7] Gilbert wrote that the final version of Guillaume weighed "seven thousand two pounds" (sept mille deux livres). Society interpreted this literally as 7,002 lbs, yielding 3,427 kg. Singer interpreted this as "seven thousand two [hundred] pounds" or 7,200, yielding 3,524 kg

[FOOTNOTESandronTallon2020-9] Sandron & Tallon 2020.

[11] "Notre-Dame Cathedral spire in Paris collapses, engulfed in flames". CBC News. Thomson Reuters. 15 April 2019. Archived from the original on 15 April 2019. Retrieved 15 April 2019.

[Buncombe-12] Buncombe, Andrew (15 April 2019). "Notre Dame's historic statues safe after being removed just days before massive fire". The Independent. Archived from the original on 15 April 2019. Retrieved 15 April 2019.

[5] Ringing order, used to identify which bells ring during a particular sonnerie, or ringing pattern; generally numbered from lowest to highest tone. Earlier bells are only included by a number based on which bells replaced them.

[Nicholas&Luc-8] 1 2 Churchwarden statutes from 1311 mention two unnamed "sparrows" (small bells). Nicolas and Luc are both first mentioned by name in 1400.

[10] In 1612, Du Bruel mentioned a seventh bell in the spire called "the wooden bell" (French: la cloche de bois). By 1763, Gueffier mentioned only six bells in the spire. According to Singer, "the wooden bell" was another name for La Clopette.

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