Sandy Cunningham - View of St Paul's 1967 travel bag It was commissioned by The

It was commissioned by The Worshipful Company of Chartered Architects and the original hangs in Temple Bar - the old ceremonial gate to the City of London - which now stands to the north side of St Paul's Cathedral as an entrance to Paternoster Square

the lantern is a central motif in the painting

He who would valiant be – NEH 372 [2'09]

A great accompaniment to our bestselling children's book Paddington at St Paul's

Sandy Cunningham - View of St Paul's 1967 travel bag It was commissioned by TheView of St Pauls from Ludgate Hill, 1967 is a beautifully atmospheric night scene painted by Sandy Cunningham while working near St Pauls Cathedral. Captured from Ludgate Circus, the painting depicts the original railway bridge on Ludgate Hill, which was replaced by a tunnel in 1990. Distributed by Sandys son, Euan Cunningham, this work is part of a touching father son collection. In 2025, Euan revisited the same vantage point to recreate the scene,