Stiffleaf's photos
st.paul's wilton place , london
st.paul's cathedral, london
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View of structure between brick cone which supports the lantern and the outer skin of the drum above and behind the columnade. The drum and dome where begun in 1702 and completed by 1710 by wren.
st.paul's cathedral, london
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structural arches behind the columns on the drum of the dome. which was begun 1702 and finished 1710
st.paul's cathedral, london
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View of structure between brick cone which supports the lantern and the outer skin of the drum above and behind the columnade. The drum and dome where begun in 1702 and completed by 1710 by wren.
st.paul's cathedral, london
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structural arches behind the columns on the drum of the dome. which was begun 1702 and finished 1710
st.paul's cathedral, london
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View of structure between brick cone which supports the lantern and the outer skin of the drum above and behind the columnade. The drum and dome where begun in 1702 and completed by 1710 by wren.
st.paul's cathedral, london
st.paul's cathedral, london
st.paul's cathedral, london
st.paul's cathedral, london
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view from the thin outer skin of wren's dome over false screen walls above chancel aisles to the tower of st.augustine watling street
st.paul's cathedral, london
st.paul's cathedral, london
st.paul's cathedral, london
st.paul's cathedral, london
st.paul's cathedral, london
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memento mori at the entry to the crypt of wren's cathedral, foundations 1675- finish 1711
st.paul's cathedral, london
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view onto roofs of south aisle and library, finished by wren by the end of the c17, with the west towers built 1706-8. the screen walls falsely suggest a less conventional interior than the elevations suggest; wren's cathedral is a gothic building in classical dress, right down to the flying buttresses that the screens hide. one of these is visible with a stepped profile here at the bottom of the photo.
st.paul's cathedral, london
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view onto roofs of south aisle and library, finished by wren by the end of the c17, with the west towers built 1706-8
st.paul's cathedral, london
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view down onto chancel aisle roofs, showing wren's use of flying buttresses behind his screen walls , meant to imply a second storey

















