From: David Gelernter

From: David Gelernter To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: paris Date: Tue, 04 Oct 2011 11:42:47 +0000 > I) Sainte Chapelle, Isle de la Cite, 5 minutes west of Notre Dame (towards the nose of the island): walls made of glass; 13th cent; hard to believe until you see it. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Hck48zg24cU/Sfl I NFFZSSUAAAAAAAAABc/h5sFCtUBBc0/s400/sainte- cha elle2jpg 2) Saint Denis, commune of Saint Denis, 6 miles north of Paris -- gothic was invented here in in mid 1100s; windows with the purest, bluest blue ever achieved. ("The blue is the light," Viollet-le-Duc said.) http://farm2.static.flicicr.com/1038/1193437476_b884354b70.jpg 3) Notre Dame -- you know it, but what matters is the transept with the 2 huge roses, the canonical rose windows; most of the church is late 12th cent, but the roses are 100 years later & far more extraordinary. INSIDE: http://www.wpcspi.org/images/2009 John Calvin Tour Photos/Calvin Tour Photos/images/Rose Window Notre Dame Paris PI000632 JPGjpg OUTSIDE: hftp://ontfin.com/Wordiwp-content/uploads/2008/06/paris_notre_dame4jpg EFTA00921915