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Gargoyles and Chimeras of Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris
Gargoyles and Chimeras of Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris
The best-known chimera – guardian demon – is le Stryge.
By Judy Berman
Parishioners in the late-1800s rushed to Mass, averting their eyes from the eerie, frightening creatures that protruded from the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
The creatures had a practical purpose. They were gargoyles that were designed to carry water away from the roof and sides of the church to minimize damage from a rainstorm.
Architect Eugene Violet-le-Duc playfully added his own image for one of the gargoyles.
But their fearsome looks – especially the chimeras – were “especially useful in sending a strong message to the common people, most of whom were illiterate,” according to Wikipedia. Gargoyles have been viewed alternately as a concept of evil or as elements that scared evil spirits away from the church.
A chimera on Notre Dame Cathedral’s balcony
Much of the church’s religious imagery was destroyed in the 1790s during the French Revolution. In 1845, Architect Eugene Violet-le-Duc began extensive restoration to the cathedral, returning it to its original Gothic state. It took 25 years to complete.
Violet-le-Duc also added the chimeras, guardian demons. They are mythical or grotesque figures that some often describe as gargoyles. He wrote that restoration is a “means to re-establish (a building) to a finished state, which may in fact never have actually existed at any given time.”
Chimera and apostles on Notre Dame Cathedral
There are hundreds of grotesques on the Notre Dame. The best-known chimera, le Stryge, is on an upper balcony and overlooks the city. “An 1852-54 series of etchings on Paris by artist Charles Meryon featured an image of this grotesque. He named the print Le Stryge (The Vampire) and catapulted the stone carving to fame.”
Meryon wrote of the image, “This monster which I have represented does exist, and is in no way a figment of imagination. I thought I saw in this figure the personification of Luxuria (Lust).”
Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris
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Comment by CHRISTINA on April 21, 2019 at 10:46am
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notre dame sits on a ley line
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the cathedral was set alight because the illuminati want to let in their demonic hordes through this portal...
(according to stewart swerdlow)
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Structures on Ley Lines
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egyptian and roman excavations can be found under the cathedral...
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this place in paris (par-isis) is one of 72 astral portals on earth...
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