SAINT PAUL'S by Saunders Ann

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SAINT PAUL'S by Saunders Ann

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Sir Christopher Wren's work and the work of his builders and craftsmen are described in authoritative detail, as is the contribution of later artists and restoration experts. The specially commissioned photographs capture the architecture, the detail of the decoration and the accumulation of monuments.

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SAINT PAUL'S by Saunders Ann

St Paul's Cathedral, at the heart of the City of London, is a building of immense dignity. Wren's architecture is imposing in its scale and Baroque splendour, and the cathedral has a strong spiritual presence. It also has associations with many of the important people and events in Britain's history. Wren and the work of his builders and craftsmen are described in authoritative detail, as is the contribution of later artists and restoration experts. The specially commissioned photographs capture the character of the cathedral: its architecture, the detail of its decoration and the accumulation of monuments. This book presents a unique insight into one of England's best-loved and most visited places
Dr Ann Saunders is an acknowledged expert on the history and architecture of London. Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries and of University College, London, she is currently Lecturer in the History of London for the University of Connecticut Programme at City University. Her publications include The Art and Architecture of London: an illustrated guide, which won a London Tourist Board Award.
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ISBN 13 9781855858961
ISBN 10 1855858967
Title SAINT PAUL'S
Author Saunders Ann
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Year published 2001-11-08
Number of pages 224
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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