Rue Saint Honore Collection

General view of the Grand Carousel, given by Louis XIV in front of the Tuileries, Paris (engraving)
5614304 General view of the Grand Carousel, given by Louis XIV in front of the Tuileries, Paris (engraving); (add.info.: General view of the Grand Carousel)

Vue du portail de l'église Saint-Roch, prise de la rue Saint-Honoré, 1817-1824
Vue du portail de l'eglise Saint-Roch, prise de la rue Saint-Honore, 1817-1824. Private Collection

Interior of the S. Roche in Paris, with a procession in the foreground, 1848. Creator: Eugene Louis Lami
Interior of the S. Roche in Paris, with a procession in the foreground, 1848

M. Estellé, marchand de galons rue Saint-Honoré, en uniforme de capitaine des chasseurs... 1790
M. Estelle, marchand de galons rue Saint-Honore, en uniforme de capitaine des chasseurs de la garde nationale, en 1790, 1790

L'Eglise des Feuillants en démolition, c1804. Creator: Hubert Robert
L'Eglise des Feuillants en demolition, c1804

Combat de la rue de Rohan, le 29 juillet 1830, 1831. Creator: Hippolyte Lecomte
Combat de la rue de Rohan, le 29 juillet 1830, 1831

Marchand de vin, faubourg Saint-Honoré, c1820. Creator: Ecole Francaise
Marchand de vin, faubourg Saint-Honore, c1820

Rue Saint-Honoré and Saint-Roch church, 1840. Creator:s Mingasson de Martinazeau
Rue Saint-Honore and Saint-Roch church, 1840

Rue Saint-Honoré and Saint-Roch church, 1840. Creator:s Mingasson de Martinazeau
Rue Saint-Honore and Saint-Roch church, 1840

Workshop of the goldsmith Odiot (1763-1850), rue Saint-Honore, c1822. Creator: Francois Desmoulins
Workshop of the goldsmith Odiot (1763-1850), rue Saint-Honore, c1822

Mausoleum of the Oratoire du Louvre, Rue Saint-Honore, in memory of French statesman
986469 Mausoleum of the Oratoire du Louvre, Rue Saint-Honore, in memory of French statesman Pierre Seguier, May 1672, c.1770-1780 (engraving) by Le Brun

The Palais-Royal, Paris, c. 1680 (engraving)
741373 The Palais-Royal, Paris, c. 1680 (engraving) by Perelle, Adam (1638-95); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; French, out of copyright

Saint Roche, Rue Saint Honore, n. d. Creator: Frank Edwin Scott
Saint Roche, Rue Saint Honore, n.d

General view of the Grand Carousel, given by Louis XIV in front of the Tuileries, Paris, France, 5th June 1662, to celebrate the birth of the Dauphin

An Soiree at the Home of Madame Geoffrin (detail of Lekain and Mademoiselle Clairon)
XIR905110 An Soiree at the Home of Madame Geoffrin (detail of Lekain and Mademoiselle Clairon), 1755 (oil on canvas) by Lemonnier

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Rue Saint-Honore, located in the heart of Paris, is a street steeped in history and beauty. As you stroll along its cobblestone path, you are transported through time, encountering various landmarks that tell tales of French statesmen and architectural marvels. One such landmark is the Mausoleum of the Oratoire du Louvre, standing proudly on Rue Saint-Honore. This magnificent structure serves as a memorial to a revered French statesman, reminding passersby of his significant contributions to the nation. The street also boasts The Palais-Royal, an enchanting palace dating back to 1680. Through an exquisite engraving from that era, we catch a glimpse of its grandeur and splendor. It stands as a testament to the opulence and elegance that once graced this iconic street. Camille Pissarro's painting "Rue Saint Honore, Afternoon Rain Effect" captures the essence of this bustling thoroughfare during inclement weather. The rain-soaked streets reflect shimmering lights from shop windows while umbrellas dotting the scene add pops of color amidst gray skies. Saint Roche Church on Rue Saint-Honore exudes tranquility with its timeless architecture captured by Frank Edwin Scott's lens. Its presence offers solace amid the hustle and bustle of city life. Delving into history further takes us back to June 5th, 1662 when Louis XIV gifted Paris with the Grand Carousel in front of Tuileries Palace. From L'Illustration magazine's publication in 1936 comes an image showcasing this celebration for Dauphin's birth. In it lies glimpses not only into festivities but also into neighboring districts like Rue Saint-Nicaise which separated Louvre from Tuileries at that time. Trade flourished on Rue Saint-Honore too. Monsieur Monship Bonm and Marchand Haper operated their business at number 92, offering the best decors in Paris.