Stiffleaf's photos
st.andrew undershaft, london
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wife of thomas offley, died 1578. tomb by gerard johnson. she looks tough, as do most of the wives here.
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
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memorial of john jeffreys 1688, using archaic etruscan based glyphs for numerals, attrib.to thomas cartwright snr.
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
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interior of church of 1520-32. the entire church is treated in a somewhat cavalier fashion at present, the altar area full of tins of beans propped up against the tijou ironwork, the north aisle a kitchen which uses monuments as stores of breakfast cereal,and the font area being used as a furniture store; one could wish that they had used a less special city church for its present purpose and kept this one open. not easy to access either, though I'm sure that the office at st.helens does its best.
the nave roof retains its c16 bosses, the arcade spandrels have scenes of christ's life by robert brown from 1725-6, his apostles between the windows have gone.
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
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skulls and cherubs on memorial of peter vansittart 1705, attrib. to thomas cartwright jun.
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
st.andrew undershaft, london
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glass from tracery of west window, looks like c.1855. the c17 glass that was in this window was destroyed by an I.R.A. bomb, tholgh the most recent pevsner claims that these tracery lights are either from the 1630s or 1690s, both ridiculous dates.

















