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Historical Archive: Church of St. Séverin (St. Severinus), Paris west façade, north side, first third of 13th century western portal 13th c., moved from Saint-Pierre-aux-Beoufs (Paris, Cité, destroyed 1837), gable and pinnacles 19th c. north tower c. 1250, upper part 15th c. (completed 1487) interior largely mid 14th century; stained glass of nave mostly 15th c., restored 1870s chevet 1489-95; side chapels 1498-1540 view from southwest closer view from southwest west façade, north part and northwest tower upper west façade, window c.1500 upper west façade, window c.1500 west façade from west/southwest lower west façade, center, first third 13th c. with 13th c. portal from Saint-Pierre-aux-Beoufs lower west façade, center and south side lower west façade, north and center, c.1200-1230 northwest tower with north portal north flank from east/northeast chevet from northeast chevet from northeast, closer view ambulatory from east structure with charnel enclosures from southeast, 1489-95, partly rebuilt 1920s nave from west nave from west/southwest nave elevation from northwest: round pier 1st third of 13th c., compound piers 2nd half 15th c. nave gallery, western end nave gallery, eastern end, showing buttresses nave from southeast ambulatory north inner aisle from west north outer aisle from west side chapel, 1498-1540 side chapel, 1498-1540; 19th c. window: St. François de Sales apse; arcade with 1681 marble revetment (Jean-Baptiste Tuby, on Charles LeBrun design) ambulatory from east/southeast ambulatory and south inner aisle from east outer and inner ambulatory from northeast ambulatory with twisted pier and Charles Bazaine windows 1966 ambulatory vaults with twisted pier aisle/ambulatory vaults with Joachim and Anna keystone keystone in south aisle, late 15th c.: Joachim and Anna keystone in south aisle, late 15th c.: Joachim and Anna keystone in south aisle, late 15th c.: Annunciation "Our Lady of the Exams" grave marker of Nicolas de Bonont and his wife and 15 children with Crucifixion, 1547 Circumcision, 17th-c. marble relief in aisle