Stiffleaf's photos
westminster abbey
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the chapel of st.catherine continued the infirmary to the east; here is the walled up south arcade of c.1170, with alternating round and octagonal columns
westminster abbey
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mid c11 passage from dark cloister to the infirmary, one of the oldest parts of the abbey
westminster abbey
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this corbel is one of a pair of large late c14 secular figures in the s.w.corner of the cloisters, dating from c.1350-60, flanking the lavatorium
westminster abbey
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this corbel is one of a pair of large late c14 secular figures in the s.w.corner of the cloisters, dating from c.1350-60, flanking the lavatorium
westminster abbey
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this corbel is one of a pair of large late c14 secular figures in the s.w.corner of the cloisters, dating from c.1350-60, flanking the lavatorium
westminster abbey
westminster abbey
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beautiful plaque to rebecca broughton +1699, and her husband james, the duputy surveyor of the abbey +1710
westminster abbey
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monument to william woollett the engraver, who died 1785, and whose tomb relief of the artist at work surrounded by muses is signed by banks
westminster abbey
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monument to william woollett the engraver, who died 1785, and whose tomb relief of the artist at work surrounded by muses is signed by banks
westminster abbey
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monument to william woollett the engraver, who died 1785, and whose tomb relief of the artist at work surrounded by muses is signed by banks
westminster abbey
conduit, greenwich park, london
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built in english bond brick this building fronts the reservoir of the hospital, dates from the early c18 and may be by vanbrugh, being akin to his ordnance works.
conduit, greenwich park, london
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built in english bond brick this exedra fronts the reservoir of the hospital, dates from the early c18 and stylistically is most likely by vanbrugh, being akin to his ordnance works.
66, croom's hill, greenwich, london
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this building, known until recently as the presbytery, dates from the early c17, say c.1635, and is in the london based artisan mannerist style.
haslingfield church
haslingfield church
haslingfield church
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the mid c14 south aisle roof has decorated style spandrels and wooden bosses. this shield is repeated in glass now hidden away in the vestry. these are the arms of the scales family and can also be found amongst those on bosses on the vaults of canterbury cathedral cloisters
