Saint Luke’s

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Saint Luke’s

church, London, United Kingdom

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Western architecture
From the 19th to the early 20th century
…to which the commissioners contributed, St. Luke’s (1820–24), Chelsea, London, by James Savage, was splendidly vaulted in Bath stone, but meanness as well as meagreness progressively controlled the design of their churches. Of the 612 churches built for the commissioners, more than 550 were Gothic or some related style.
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…to which the commissioners contributed, St. Luke’s (1820–24), Chelsea, London, by James Savage, was splendidly vaulted in Bath stone, but meanness as well as meagreness progressively controlled the design of their churches. Of the 612 churches built for the commissioners, more than 550 were Gothic or some related style.
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