Stiffleaf's photos

st.sepulchre without newgate, london

17 Jun 2010 207
font and cover paid for in 1670

st.sepulchre without newgate, london

17 Jun 2010 247
font and cover paid for in 1670

st.sepulchre without newgate, london

17 Jun 2010 150
both porch and tower were originally built in the c15, both have been rebuilt externally several times, a lot of what you see being of c.1878 by w.p.griffith

christ church newgate street, london

17 Jun 2010 228
plaque near church and site of monastic precursor of christ's hospital. the wren church was built on the site of the friars' chancel.

christ church newgate street, london

17 Jun 2010 205
plaque near parish church , which was built to be also used by christ's hospital

christ church newgate street, london

17 Jun 2010 213
memorial of thomas firmin, 1697, governor of christ's hospital and st.thomas' hospital

christ church newgate street, london

17 Jun 2010 223
tomb of john webb, 1798, treasurer of christ's hospital

christ church newgate street, london

17 Jun 2010 211
tomb of john perry 1785 steward of christ's hospital

christ church newgate street, london

17 Jun 2010 229
tower of wren's parish church, which was also used by christ's hospital pupils. church built 1677-87, tower completed 1704. destroyed by blitz and road widening philistines.

st.paul covent garden, london

16 Jun 2010 171
this early c21 fountain is in the grounds of the church, and is in the form of an oyster shell with at one end the head of a triton, beautifully designed as if a green man of the seas. a great pity that the water seems to have dried up, and that this is rather hidden away down one side of the church.

st.paul covent garden, london

16 Jun 2010 157
the church was built by inigo jones in 1631-3, fronted in stone by hardwick in 1788, and rebuilt by him in 1795-8 after a fire. butterfield did his stuff in 1871, removing galleries and shifting things about . this early c21 fountain is in the grounds of the church, and is in the form of an oyster shell with at one end the head of a triton, beautifully designed as if a green man of the seas. a great pity that the water seems to have dried up, and that this is rather hidden away down one side of the church.

st.paul covent garden, london

16 Jun 2010 146
the church was built by inigo jones in 1631-3, fronted in stone by hardwick in 1788, and rebuilt by him in 1795-8 after a fire. butterfield did his stuff in 1871, removing galleries and shifting things about .

st.paul covent garden, london

16 Jun 2010 142
the church was built by inigo jones in 1631-3, fronted in stone by hardwick in 1788, and rebuilt by him in 1795-8 after a fire. butterfield did his stuff in 1871, removing galleries and shifting things about .

st.paul covent garden, london

16 Jun 2010 132
the church was built by inigo jones in 1631-3, fronted in stone by hardwick in 1788, and rebuilt by him in 1795-8 after a fire. butterfield did his stuff in 1871, removing galleries and shifting things about .

st.paul covent garden, london

16 Jun 2010 126
the church was built by inigo jones in 1631-3, fronted in stone by hardwick in 1788, and rebuilt by him in 1795-8 after a fire. butterfield did his stuff in 1871, removing galleries and shifting things about .

st.paul covent garden, london

16 Jun 2010 129
the church was built by inigo jones in 1631-3, fronted in stone by hardwick in 1788, and rebuilt by him in 1795-8 after a fire. butterfield did his stuff in 1871, removing galleries and shifting things about .

st.paul covent garden, london

16 Jun 2010 155
the ceiling inside is probably basically as inigo jones would have designed it with wreaths of oak leaves when he built the church in 1631-3, though it was also originally painted by matthew goodrich. it is not generally recognised that jones often designed with murals and colour in mind. all of that would have gone in the late c18 fire, if not earlier.

st.paul covent garden, london

16 Jun 2010 149
wreath by grinling gibbons , late c17, from st.paul's cathedral. it is here as a memorial to gibbons, who was buried here in 1721

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