East end of the north crypt in St Paul's Cathedral, City of London Henry Dundas as a metaphor for the

as a metaphor for the key to the island

The abbey was rebuilt by Henry III in the 13th century as a shrine to St Edward the Confessor

Front elevation of the Church of St George in the East

holds his hat and stick in his right hand while fending off with his left arm the other who

High on the hills above the harbour is the Genoese Castle

East end of the north crypt in St Paul's Cathedral, City of London Henry Dundas as a metaphor for theEast end of the north crypt in St Paul's Cathedral, City of London, 1820. View of the crypt housing monuments from the old cathedral destroyed in the Great Fire of London. Also showing John Donne's shrouded statue in detail on the left.