Wren Sir Christopher Collection
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"Wren Sir Christopher: The Architectural Legacy of London's Iconic Structures" Step into the world of architectural brilliance as we explore the captivating works of Wren Sir Christopher, one of England's most renowned architects. From his masterpiece, St Pauls Cathedral, to lesser-known gems like St Stephens Walbrook and St Dunstan's-in-the-East, Wren's influence on London's skyline is undeniable. In 1886, an unknown artist captured the majestic beauty of St Pauls from the River Thames. This iconic view showcases Wren's vision in all its glory, with intricate details that have stood the test of time. A Catalogue from either 1726 or 1749 by Jacob Schijnvoet further immortalizes this grand cathedral and its significance in London's history. Travel back in time to Victorian-era London with a photograph taken between 1850-1900. Although the creator remains unknown, their lens captures not just a building but a symbol of resilience and faith. Inside St Stephen Walbrook lies another hidden gem - a drawing done by Thomas Rowlandson in November 1809 reveals the stunning interior that complements Wren’s masterful exterior design. Wander through Greenwich and witness how Wren shaped more than just cathedrals; he left his mark on institutions like Greenwich Hospital as well. An intriguing study from ca. 1831 showcases both sides of his genius – capturing both practicality and artistic finesse within one frame. Not limited to religious structures alone, Wren also designed bridges such as Bridge at St John’s College (1898) which seamlessly blends functionality with elegance. And who can forget the breathtaking view from atop Shot Tower? A snapshot from c1870 allows us to marvel at how effortlessly Wren integrated his creations into London’s ever-evolving landscape. Venturing beyond central London brings us to Strand where we find St Clement Danes standing proudly amidst bustling streets.