Divination
NOTE: A3 Prints (Signed editions) are exclusively available at St Paul’s Cathedral Shop.
However, if you wish to have framed unsigned prints shipped, it is are available here.
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Presented on museum-grade Hahnemühle Fine Art Pearl Paper (285 gsm)
Guaranteed archival quality for 100+ years.
Delivered to your door, Tracked + Insured shipping to anywhere in the world.
20% of the profits will be donated to support their upkeep.
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Open and Limited Editions
(Limited Editions are supplied with a certificate of authenticity.)
A1 - Limited Edition print run of 100 pieces.
A2 - Limited Edition print run of 200 pieces.
A3 - Open Edition. Exclusively at St. Paul's Cathedral, you can find the signed print versions. If you prefer framed versions (unsigned), they are available for order here.
A4 - Open Edition.
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St Paul’s Cathedral
The Dean’s Stairwell, also known as the Geometric Staircase, is a remarkable architectural feature within St Paul’s Cathedral. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1705 and built by William Kempster, this spiral staircase consists of 88 stone treads that rise 50ft in a spiral. Each step is barely embedded in the wall, only 150mm deep, giving the illusion that it floats, with most of its support coming from the step below.
This ingenious design has proven its durability over the centuries, making it a testament to Wren’s innovative engineering and architectural skills. The staircase provides access to the triforium, a space above the cathedral's arches.
NOTE: A3 Prints (Signed editions) are exclusively available at St Paul’s Cathedral Shop.
However, if you wish to have framed unsigned prints shipped, it is are available here.
—————————————
Presented on museum-grade Hahnemühle Fine Art Pearl Paper (285 gsm)
Guaranteed archival quality for 100+ years.
Delivered to your door, Tracked + Insured shipping to anywhere in the world.
20% of the profits will be donated to support their upkeep.
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Open and Limited Editions
(Limited Editions are supplied with a certificate of authenticity.)
A1 - Limited Edition print run of 100 pieces.
A2 - Limited Edition print run of 200 pieces.
A3 - Open Edition. Exclusively at St. Paul's Cathedral, you can find the signed print versions. If you prefer framed versions (unsigned), they are available for order here.
A4 - Open Edition.
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St Paul’s Cathedral
The Dean’s Stairwell, also known as the Geometric Staircase, is a remarkable architectural feature within St Paul’s Cathedral. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1705 and built by William Kempster, this spiral staircase consists of 88 stone treads that rise 50ft in a spiral. Each step is barely embedded in the wall, only 150mm deep, giving the illusion that it floats, with most of its support coming from the step below.
This ingenious design has proven its durability over the centuries, making it a testament to Wren’s innovative engineering and architectural skills. The staircase provides access to the triforium, a space above the cathedral's arches.
NOTE: A3 Prints (Signed editions) are exclusively available at St Paul’s Cathedral Shop.
However, if you wish to have framed unsigned prints shipped, it is are available here.
—————————————
Presented on museum-grade Hahnemühle Fine Art Pearl Paper (285 gsm)
Guaranteed archival quality for 100+ years.
Delivered to your door, Tracked + Insured shipping to anywhere in the world.
20% of the profits will be donated to support their upkeep.
—————————————
Open and Limited Editions
(Limited Editions are supplied with a certificate of authenticity.)
A1 - Limited Edition print run of 100 pieces.
A2 - Limited Edition print run of 200 pieces.
A3 - Open Edition. Exclusively at St. Paul's Cathedral, you can find the signed print versions. If you prefer framed versions (unsigned), they are available for order here.
A4 - Open Edition.
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St Paul’s Cathedral
The Dean’s Stairwell, also known as the Geometric Staircase, is a remarkable architectural feature within St Paul’s Cathedral. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1705 and built by William Kempster, this spiral staircase consists of 88 stone treads that rise 50ft in a spiral. Each step is barely embedded in the wall, only 150mm deep, giving the illusion that it floats, with most of its support coming from the step below.
This ingenious design has proven its durability over the centuries, making it a testament to Wren’s innovative engineering and architectural skills. The staircase provides access to the triforium, a space above the cathedral's arches.
