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We’re delighted to be selling an angelic detail of the A+C Award-winning window by Thomas Denny!
Packs of contain 10 cards. The message inside reads ‘Wishing you joy and peace this Christmas’.
Printed on recycled card and with recycled brown speckled envelopes. No plastic packaging!
All proceeds support the work of A+C.
A pack of Playing Cards of the 52 churches in the City of London built by the office of Sir Christopher Wren for Wren 300. The original images of the churches are papercuts designed by Chloe Campbell. Temple Bar and the Monument are the Jokers in the pack.
Sixth (Blue) and Seventh (Red) Edition
52 Playing Cards / 2 Jokers
Poker (63 x 88mm) with 3mm radius corners.
Heretic 310gsm Smooth Black Cored Playing Card Board
Tuck Box - Poker Size (63 x 88mm)
The playing cards have the same face on the cards and printed on the back of the playing cards a Red design of St Paul’s Cathedral for the Sixth Edition and a Blue design of St Paul’s Cathedral for the Seventh Edition.
About the Playing Cards
The First Edition of Wren 300 Playing Cards sold out at the Private View of Chloe Campbell and James Newton’s exhibition Wren on Paper. The playing cards are designed from papercuts which Chloe has drawn and cut out by by hand using a scalpel. She has used resources from London Metropolitan Archives and the Friends of the City Churches for the 19 churches that no longer exist and for St Mary Aldermanbury that was taken down and rebuilt in Fulton, Missouri, USA.
8 cards with envelopes
Featuring John Hayward’s mural depicting the Nativity, 1962 at St Michael and All Angels, London Fields.
Read more about this work on Ecclesiart
Photo © Amy Currell
All proceeds from the sale of these cards go to support the work of A+C
We’re delighted to be selling an angelic detail of the A+C Award-winning window by Thomas Denny!
Packs of contain 10 cards. The message inside reads ‘Wishing you joy and peace this Christmas’.
Printed on recycled card and with recycled brown speckled envelopes. No plastic packaging!
All proceeds support the work of A+C.
Angel rousing the three kings’ (after Gislebertus, The Dream of the Magi, c. 1125-35, in the Cathedral of Autun, France
One design from the set of linocuts by Alice Sielle.
These cards are slightly under-inked (the black is dark grey rather than black) and so we’re making them available at a reduced cost.
Packs of 10. The message inside reads ‘Wishing you joy and peace this Christmas’.
Printed on recycled card and with recycled brown speckled envelopes. No plastic packaging!
All proceeds support the work of A+C.
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In 2004, Rev Brian Ralph commissioned Alice Sielle to make a set of the Stations of the Cross for St Barnabas, Bethnal Green. The images have now been reproduced in their actual size and made into a hardback book. 2021
Hard back book 12x12”, 30x30cm with 14 lino prints by Alice Sielle and an introduction by Rev Brian Ralph.
Depth 12mm. Weight 700g.
Available to collect at our A+C office.
All proceeds from the sale of this book go to A+C with thanks to Alice Sielle for generously donating these books.