# Interior view [View the canonical artwork record]() ## Artwork - Artist: [ARCHITECT, French]() - Date: 1251-1300 - Technique: Photo ## Commentary The Dominicans - known as Jacobins in French because their convent in Paris was affiliated with the church of Saint-Jacques - have a long history in Toulouse. The first monastery was founded in the 13th century. The convent was begun in the 13th century and enlarged over the centuries. It includes a cloister, chapter house, sacristy, refectory, and Chapel of St Antonin. It is no longer used as a church. Although the church is very large and somewhat austere from the outside, the interior is airy and light. It is best known for its "palm tree" columns. The church is built on a double-nave plan: it is divided by a central row of seven columnar piers into two naves of equal length, width and height. ## Related artworks - [Aerial view]() - [Aerial view]() - [Aerial view]() - [Aerial view]() - [Aerial view]() - [Aerial view]() - [Aerial view]() - [Aerial view]() - [Aerial view]() - [Bird's eye view]() - [Burial lantern]() - [Castle]() ## Attribution [Web Gallery of Art]()