Stiffleaf's photos
st. clement danes , london
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the hefty font dates from the late c20 when the crypt was cleared of coffins and became a chapel. the c18 coffin plates line the walls
st.clement danes, london
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metal coffin plates from the late c18 line the walls of the crypt wherein they originally lay
st.clement danes, london
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metal coffin plates from the late c18 line the walls of the crypt wherein they originally lay
st.clement danes, london
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metal coffin plates from the late c18 line the walls of the crypt wherein they originally lay
st.clement danes, london
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metal coffin plates from the late c18 line the walls of the crypt wherein they originally lay
st.clement danes, london
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metal coffin plates from the late c18 line the walls of the crypt wherein they originally lay
st.clement danes, london
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metal coffin plates from the late c18 line the walls of the crypt wherein they originally lay
st.clement danes, london
st.clement danes, london
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the royal arms of charles 2 are part of the plasterwork over the eastern arch, being copied after their destruction in the war
st.clement danes, london
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the pulpit , which was kept in the crypt of the cathedral during the war and so only damaged not destroyed, is of 1682, by gibbons
st.clement danes, london
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the pulpit , which was kept in the crypt of the cathedral during the war and so only damaged not destroyed, is of 1682, by gibbons
st.clement danes, london
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the pulpit , which was kept in the crypt of the cathedral during the war and so only damaged not destroyed, is of 1682, by gibbons
st.clement danes, london
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the pulpit , which was kept in the crypt of the cathedral during the war and so only damaged not destroyed, is of 1682, by gibbons
st.clement danes, london
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the pulpit , which was kept in the crypt of the cathedral during the war and so only damaged not destroyed, is of 1682, by gibbons
st.clement danes, london
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rebuilt by wren in 1680-2, burnt out in the blitz, rebuilt inside the old walls in 1958
southwark cathedral, london
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memorial to richard benefeld, mid c17, and a fine example of artisan mannerism, possibly just prior to the more up to date continental influences that were carried in with the restoration.

















