Histoire Artistique De La CathÃ(c)drale De Cambrai by Jules Houdoy explores the artistic history of the Cambrai Cathedral, formerly the metropolitan church of Notre-Dame. This detailed study delves into accounts, inventories, and unpublished documents, offering a unique perspective on the cathedral's architectural and artistic evolution. Complete with a view and plan of the old cathedral, the book provides valuable insights into the religious, artistic, and cultural significance of this historical monument in Cambrai. It remains a crucial resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in French history, religious architecture, and the artistic heritage of the region.

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