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 38 people) - Page 3
Jacques Mauclair
French film actor
Marcel Landowski
French composer
Ferenc Fejtő
Hungarian-French journalist
Fortuné Henry
French journalist
Isidore Weiss
Draughts player
Philippe Serre
Politician
Eugène Claudius-Petit
Former Member of the National Assembly of France
Jean-Marc Reiser
French graphic novelist
Eugène Bethmont
French Politician
Estienne Durand
French poet
Juliette Villard
Actress
Charles Genty
French painter
Jean Laude
French poet
Édouard Thierry
French author
Pierre-Napoléon-Eugène Relin
Artist
Cécile Sauvage
Poet ‧ Olivier Messiaen's mother
Hervé Blanc
French actor
François Laurent Marie Dorvault
Pharmacist
Pierre Mille
Journalist
Eugène Marioton
French visual artist
Gérard Israël
Politician
Charles Normand
Architect
Amélie Mesureur
French poet and novelist
Robert Barande
Psychiatrist
Maurice Maindron
French entomologist
Jean-Pierre Grédy
French playwright
Charles Percier
French architect
Louis-Philippe Crépin
French painter
Marceline Desbordes-Valmore
French poet
François Dumont
French painter
Claude Gautherot
French artist
Amable Jourdain
French historian and orientalist
Esprit Aimé Libour
Artist
Comte de Vaudreuil
Count of Vaudreuil
Abdon-Patrocle-Frédéric Hély d'Oissel
Thierry Séchan
French journalist ‧ Renaud's brother
Claude Gautherot
French artist
