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BY ARMASHULA KSENIIA 10-A SCHOOL 57 CHRISTOPHER WREN

Christopher Wren

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B Y A R M A S H U L A K S E N I I A 1 0 - A S C H O O L 5 7

CHRISTOPHER WREN

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Born 20 October 1632East Knoyle, Wiltshire, England

Died 25 February 1723 (aged 91)London, Kingdom of Great Britain

Residence EnglandNationality English (later Briti

sh)Fields Architecture, physi

cs, astronomy, and mathematics

Known for Designer of 54 churches including St Paul's Cathedral, as well as many secular buildings of note in London after the Great Fire

Sir Christopher Michael Wren

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BIOGRAPHY

East Knoyle, where Wren was born

Wadham College, Oxford, where Wren was a student in 1650–51

Westminster School, where Wren studied

Sir Christopher Wren’s house

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ROYAL SOCIETY

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FIRST WORKS IN ARCHITECTURE

Sheldonian Theatre (Oxford, England)

The chapel at Pembroke College, Cambridge

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ST PAUL’S CATHEDRAL

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ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE

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TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY

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HAMPTON COURT PALACE

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THE WREN BUILDING

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WREN’S GRAVE

“If you seek his memorial, look about you”