Antique Framed Architectural Drawing St. Lawrence Jewry, 1671 Christopher Wren

Description:
An original pencil architectural drawing depicting St. Lawrence Jewry, designed in 1671 by the celebrated architect Sir Christopher Wren (1632–1723). The church, located in the City of London, was destroyed during the Blitz in 1940.
The drawing includes:
• A finely rendered exterior perspective, highlighting Wren’s classical façade with its distinctive portico and tower.
• A detailed ground plan, carefully annotated with the arrangement of the vestry, tower, and nave.
This work combines architectural precision with historical poignancy, as it records a masterpiece of English Baroque architecture that no longer survives in its original form. An evocative study for collectors of architectural art, enthusiasts of Wren’s work, or those interested in London’s lost churches.
Presented in a simple black frame, ready for display.
Size : 30x35 cm