Survey of London: Volume 41, Brompton. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1983.
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The Oratory
a. (left). Lady Altar, 1693 (F. Corbarelli and sons, designers), in 1971 (p. 57)
The Oratory
Lady Altar, 1693 (F. Corbarelli and sons, designers), in 1971 (p. 57)
b. (above). Altar of St. Philip, c. 1882, in 1971 (p. 56)
The Oratory
Altar of St. Philip, c. 1882, in 1971 (p. 56)
c. (below left). Statues of St. Jude (left) and St. Matthew (right) in 1948.
The Oratory
Statues of St. Jude (left) and St. Matthew (right) in 1948.
G. Mazzuoli, sculptor, c. 1679-95 (p. 56)
d. (below left). Statues of St. Jude (left) and St. Matthew (right) in 1948.
The Oratory
Statues of St. Jude (left) and St. Matthew (right) in 1948.
G. Mazzuoli, sculptor, c. 1679-95 (p. 56)
e. (below). Memorial to Cardinal Newman, 1895-6, in 1982.
The Oratory
Memorial to Cardinal Newman, 1895-6, in 1982.
I, Chavalliaud, sculptor of statue: Bodley and Garner, architects (p. 55)