The cathedral was built according to the proportions of the golden ratio. If you divide the height of the façade by its width, you roughly obtain the golden ratio. You can also find golden rectangles in the doorframes, except for the central doorway and the second floor, between the main stained-glass window and the two towers.

Epure - Notre Dame de Paris, by Laurent Dequick, an architect by training, reinvents religious buildings by superimposing his abstract drawings—line sketches that summarize the proportions of the monument's various elements. In this limited edition, this print highlights the encounter between the stone and the breath of the line, revealing the idea behind the construction and architecture in its noblest expression. The bluish palette and clear sky frame the silhouettes of the forecourt, anchoring the work in historic Paris and opening a door to a journey. This limited-edition art photograph celebrates the union of history and form and stands as a decorative and contemplative monument for your space.