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This nocturnal image depicts the upper sections of St Bride's Church, located on Fleet Street in the City of London, United Kingdom. The central subject is the church's distinct spire, which rises against a dark, star-dotted sky. The spire itself features a tall, slender, green-patinated copper cone, topped by a small, cross-like finial. Below this, an ornate lantern stage is visible, also clad in green-patinated copper, characterized by a curved balustrade and four decorative urn-shaped finials at its corners. This copper structure rests upon a square brick tower, presenting a reddish-brown hue. The tower's visible faces feature tall, arched windows with dark panes. Below the brick tower, partial sections of the church's main building are visible. The left foreground shows a stone wall with a parapet, exhibiting a weathered, darker texture. Adjacent to it, a large Gothic-style arched window with intricate stone tracery and dark glass panes is illuminated, reflecting some light. To the right, another section of the church's exterior, constructed from lighter-colored stone, features a similar large, arched Gothic window with tracery and dark panes. The structure is illuminated by artificial light, highlighting its architectural details against the dark night sky. No people or actions are depicted within the frame.
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5,060
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