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 0
Thierry Séchan
French journalist ‧ Renaud's brother
Jack Ary
Actor
Emmanuel Berl
French journalist
Charles Laval
Albert Duvaleix
Actor
Pierre Daix
French journalist
Henri Nassiet
French actor
Maxime Fabert
French film actor
Claude Guilleminet
Artist
Odette Gartenlaub
French pianist
Dorothee Blanck
Actor
Louis Hautecœur
French art historian
Marcelle Hainia
French film actress
Robert Lombard
Actor
Charles Lansiaux
French photographer
Jean Degrave
Actor
Élisabeth Rappeneau
French film director
Pierre Abadie
Artist
Anna Staritsky
Artist
Henri Caruchet
Albert Guinon
French playwright
Yves Attal
Film producer
Jean-Pierre Grédy
French playwright
Raymond Jourdan
Actor
Nicolas Vogel
Actor
Henri Charrier
French painter
Maurice Adrey
French painter
Patrick O'Reilly
Ethnologist
Nicole de Buron
Writer
Claude Faux
Author ‧ Gisèle Halimi's husband
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Albert-Jean
French author
Franck Venaille
French poet
Yves Benot
Historian
Guillaume Bigourdan
French astronomer
Jean Cardot
French Sculptor
Maurice Loutreuil
Artist
Gustave Assire
Artist
Jacques Demy
French director
Jean Rochefort
French actor
Pierre Barouh
French author
Jacques Paul Migne
French priest
Henri Laurens
French Sculptor
André Dunoyer de Segonzac
French painter
Robert Paparemborde
French rugby union player
Colette Brosset
French actress
Pierre Gripari
French writer
