to date and elegantly crafted presenting the two LG letters. Index of artists A chronological list of artists who worked at St. Paul's Church or whose work is in the church. Painters Gerard Seghers (1591–1651) Erasmus Quellinus II (1607–1678) Les quatre Évangélistes Jean-Guillaume Carlier (1638–1675) Le Baptême de Jésus-Christ Gérard de Lairesse (1641–1711) 1 painting Jean-Joseph Ansiaux (1764–1840) three paintings, one of which won a gold medal (1852–1923) Jean Hubert Tahan Le Massacre de Saint-Lambert Bertholet Flémal Three paintings (1821–1906) (1810–1884) Otto van Veen Descente de croix Gérard Douffet 1 painting. Sculptures Jean Del Cour (1631-1707) Le Christ remettant les clés à Saint Pierre, 1680 (bas-relief from the old jubé of the Collégiale Saint-Pierre de Liège dieux de saint Pierre et de saint Paul, 1680 Statue de Jean-Baptiste, 1682 Christ gisant, white marble, 1696 Christ en bronze above the main gate, northbound. This Christ was once on the Dardanelles of the Pont des Arches, on this fort built by Emperor Maximilien, to restrain the inhabitants of the noisy neighborhood of Outre-Meuse!.. Guillaume Geefs (1805-1883) Le génie du mal sculpture represents a man of classic beauty in his physical perfection, chained, seated, and almost naked, a sheet covering his thighs. In fact, the statue of Geefs replaces a sculpture previously created by his younger brother Joseph Geefs, removed from the cathedral because of its distracting appeal and unhealthy beauty. The statue of Joseph Geefs is part of the collections of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. (1758–1835) Mausoleum of prince-évêque Velbrück located in the cloister. Others (1809–1871), goldsmith Jean-Charles Delsaux (1821–1893), architect Auguste Van Assche (1826–1907), architect Max Ingrand (1908–1969), master glassmaker Works transferred during the Revolution After the collegiate church became the new cathedral of Liège, it provided shelter and security to a whole series of works of art originating from other churches in Liège that had been demolished or closed in the revolutionary turmoil. from the église Saint-Jean-Baptiste: the Sedes sapientiae from the 13th century exposed to the front of the cathedral choir. the silver statuettes of goldsmith Henri de Flémal (1656, 1663, 1678) ; from the Church of the Wallon Jesuits : La Descente de croix by Gérard Seghers (1589-1651) from the église des Carmes déchaussés in : Le Baptême du Christ by Jean-Guillaume Carlier (Liège, 1638-1675) ; from the église des Sépulcrines, called "des Bons-Enfants" (good children): Le Christ gisant (1696) by Jean Del Cour