k Edward Pearce about 16301695 Sir Christopher Wren, Marble. Sir Christopher Wren was the preeminent architect of the day. This lively portrait is one of the most remarkable sculpted in England in the 1600s. It was made about 1673. Pearce was a varver, mason, contractor and designer who had worked with Wren on three of the architects London churches, built after the Great Fire of London. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Edward Pearce (about 1630-1695) Sir Christopher Wren, Marble.  Sir Christopher Wren was the pre-eminent architect of the day. This lively portrait is one of the most remarkable sculpted in England in the 1600's. It was made about 1673. Pearce was a varver, mason, contractor and designer who had worked with Wren on three of the architect's London churches, built after the Great Fire of London.
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Edward Pearce (about 1630-1695) Sir Christopher Wren, Marble. Sir Christopher Wren was the pre-eminent architect of the day. This lively portrait is one of the most remarkable sculpted in England in the 1600's. It was made about 1673. Pearce was a varver, mason, contractor and designer who had worked with Wren on three of the architect's London churches, built after the Great Fire of London.

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