The sculptures of which creatures decorate the roof of Notre-Dame de Paris?
Correct answer: Gargoyles
Player en_846
The gargoyles on old Toronto city hall were made to look like city councilors after disputes with the architect 😄
aqualung
Final scene in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939) involves a gargoyle
w21m
they were called gargoyles because this was the sound heard as the water came out of them
Sharon
Player LizBettan, it specifically says they were used as water channels therefore gargoyles.
Old Fool
A Colorado Jet, most of our government buildings don't have Grotesques decorating them, because they are too busy sitting inside the state and federal parliaments.
KeiKo
I have many gargoyle statues in my home. Great protection against crazy neighbors
A Colorado Jet
Gargoyles are water spouts. Another kind of gothic architectural ornamentation are Grotesques. Grotesques are strictly decorative. They may, for example, be placed along a parapet.
Player LizBettan
they are Grotesques, Gargoyles spout water
little b
I've not heard of the cdvdg
Lidzia
I love this game. It's so educational.
ang
Oops I Mean Wear that Coat!!!! Yikes
ang
I love Notre Dame, they are my Team for College Football. I bought a really nice Exp warm Notredame Coat years ago like in the year 2001 and I still where that coat I take good Care of it.
Bubu
Such a shame that Notre-Dame burnt
Player #Meg
Player en_846, he made their spitting image.
Nimrod
a gargoyle drains water from the upper parts of medieval buildings the picture is of a grotesque
Byrde Alpha Bitch
aqualung, The final shots did involve gargoyles, yes. The final words spoken are "Why was I not made of stone like thee" Quasimodo played by Charles Laughton in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939)
Player Say what!?
Player LizBettan, Thank you. I was trying to remember that distinction but couldn't remember Grotesques.