The eternal resting place of painter Marc Chagall, who died in Saint-Paul in 1985, is located in the south of the village facing the Mediterranean Sea...
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The core of Saint-Paul de Vence between the year 1000 and the beginning of the 12th century was the Plateau du Puy, where the cemetery now stands. Dwellings had probably been set up around the church of Saint Michel, which played a religious role obviously, but was also where the community's representatives would gather to take major decisions. The current chapel probably dates from the 16th century.
Famous people buried in Saint-Paul de Vence's cemetery include Marc Chagall, who lived in...
Famous people buried in Saint-Paul de Vence's cemetery include Marc Chagall, who lived in...
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