Andy Marshall's Genius Loci Digest: 24 Jan 2025
Walking through it is a wonderfully absorbing experience, akin to wandering through Pompeii or Herculaneum.
Walking through it is a wonderfully absorbing experience, akin to wandering through Pompeii or Herculaneum.
Their survival would articulate a faith in the long view; it would signal that we still have the capacity to consider future generations, even when we are not here to witness the fruits of our labour.
The roof features 120 angels alongside 19 canopied depictions of saints and martyrs. The intricate woodwork was crafted by the Rollesbury brothers in Bacton, Norfolk, between 1523 and 1526.
A chance to own a limited edition print of the iconic church of St. John's, Duxford in Cambridgeshire.
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Refined Reflections: The Best of Genius Loci
Refined Reflections: The Best of Genius Loci
I have a visual in my mind: a soul house is being made by Ancient Egyptian fingers, caked in clay, pinching out a stairway, thumbing in a colonnade, pricking out a window. The loved one is within the cross-hairs of the maker’s mind
A nod to Banister Fletcher: Church Towers