1846 Christopher Wren, Architect Historical Medallion by B Wyon

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Story

One of Britain's most famous architects through the late 17th century, he has a huge legacy of work that defines the capital. His greatest life's work is St Paul's Cathedral which was rebuilt following the Great Fire of London, and was completed in 1710. He is buried in the crypt of the cathedral, alongside his daughter and sister.

Obverse Description

Bust of Sir Christopher Wren

Reverse Description

Façade of St Pauls Cathedral

Features

Diameter: 58 mm

Material: Bronze

Condition: EF

Reference: Eimer 1411

Other Notable Information

No. 3 The Art Union Series