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Cullen Mural. St Chad's Wood End. Coventry Cathedral (above).
This ceramic mural was designed in 1958 by the architect, artist and writer Gordon Cullen CBE (1914-1994). The mural was originally sited on the slope at the entrance to the Lower Precinct. The main mural had images of early Coventry, from pre-historic to the late Medieval and of Georgian to Modern. These tiles show the redevelopment of the late 1950's, in particular the churches designed by Sir Basil Spence.
Uploaded on Dec 4, 2009
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St John Willenhall Coventry. West End. The Cullen Mural.
This ceramic mural was designed in 1958 by the architect, artist and writer Gordon Cullen CBE (1914-1994). The mural was originally sited on the slope at the entrance to the Lower Precinct. The main mural had images of early Coventry, from pre-historic to the late Medieval and of Georgian to Modern. These tiles show the redevelopment of the late 1950's, in particular the churches designed by Sir Basil Spence.
Uploaded on Dec 4, 2009
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Cullen Mural. St John Willenhall Coventry.
This ceramic mural was designed in 1958 by the architect, artist and writer Gordon Cullen CBE (1914-1994). The mural was originally sited on the slope at the entrance to the Lower Precinct. The main mural had images of early Coventry, from pre-historic to the late Medieval and of Georgian to Modern. These tiles show the redevelopment of the late 1950's, in particular the churches designed by Sir Basil Spence.
Uploaded on Dec 4, 2009
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St John Willenhall Coventry. Cullen Mural.
This ceramic mural was designed in 1958 by the architect, artist and writer Gordon Cullen CBE (1914-1994). The mural was originally sited on the slope at the entrance to the Lower Precinct. The main mural had images of early Coventry, from pre-historic to the late Medieval and of Georgian to Modern. These tiles show the redevelopment of the late 1950's, in particular the churches designed by Sir Basil Spence.
Uploaded on Dec 4, 2009
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13-29, Lower Holyhead Road. Coventry.
Built 1819-1837. The surviving part of a long range of 18 houses with workshops on the upper floors, known as 'topshops', with large windows. Used by craftsmen in the weaving and watchmaking trades before the advent of steam powered factories.
Uploaded on Dec 4, 2009
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