St Paul's Cathedral from St Martin le Grand C886* Traditional London stables had a

Traditional London stables had a central courtyard

but by the seventeeth century it had become more important as a centre of general entertainment

To commemorate the 350th anniversary of the fire

Working at the intersection of sculpture and printmaking

A woman participates in an anti-Nazi rally

St Paul's Cathedral from St Martin le Grand C886* Traditional London stables had aWatercolour, wash, ink and pencil drawing on paper. St Paul's Cathedral from St Martin le Grand. The dome of the cathedral rises above the derelict bomb damaged buildings in Paternoster Row. In the foreground an empty building stands near the entrance to the underground station. There is a clear view from St Martin le Grand across Newgate Street to the spires of St Brides Church and St Martin Ludgate. St Martin le Grand is bisected by the entrance to