4th arrondissement
The 4th arrondissement includes part of the fashionable Marais, known for its hip boutiques, galleries and gay bars. Once the city's Jewish quarter, a number of kosher restaurants remain. The grassy Place des Vosges is a small haven of tranquility. Tourists head to Centre Pompidou, a modern art museum with an eye-catching facade. Nearby, the Gothic Notre-Dame Cathedral dominates tiny tree-lined Île de la Cité.
People died in 4th Arrondissement (First 49 people) - Page 1
Jenny Aubry
French psychoanalyst
Henri Oreiller
Olympic athlete
Abel Decaux
French organist
Pierre Amandry
Archaeologist
Michèle Manceaux
Journalist
Dora Vallier
Art historian
Joseph Lacasse
Belgian artist
Jacques Burko
Author
Armand Bloch
French sculptor
Claude Esteban
French poet
Léopold Survage
French painter
Charles Picart Le Doux
Artist
André Honnorat
French Politician
Eugène Bigot
French composer
Eugène Burnand
Swiss painter
Ionel Jianou
French-Romanian essayist
Louis Daquin
French film director
Marcel Lods
Architect
Solange Mérieux
Renaud's mother
Alain Levent
French cinematographer
Albert-Émile Artigue
Artist
Jean-Claude Malgoire
French oboist
Jean-Luc Lagarce
French actor
Émile-François Chatrousse
French sculptor
Émile Hugues
Former Minister of Justice of France
Éric Assous
French director
Bernard Dupuy
French author
Dennis Berry
American film director
Marc Pincherle
French musicologist
Philippe Contamine
French historian
Bernard Debré
Former Member of the National Assembly of France
Adolphe Giraldon
Artist
Robert Garric
French writer
Monique Pantel
French film critic
Augustin Carrera
Artist
Michel Lejeune
French linguist
Sarah Rainaud-Richard
Artist ‧ Paul Belmondo's wife
Paul Guiramand
Artist
Roger Reboussin
Artist
Jean-Pierre Grédy
French playwright
Bruno Lussato
Biographer
Ketty Schwartz
French pharmacist
Pierre Albert
Author
René Millet
French author
Charles Forget
Artist
Ismaël Aït Djafer
Algerian poet
Malek Kateb
Actor