Ewan Christian - Gallery

Gallery

• National Portrait Gallery, London, 1890–95 by Ewan Christian, north front towards Charing Cross Road with the statue of Sir Henry Irving (1908–10 by Sir Thomas Brock) set before it

• Minor Canonries, Amen Court, City of London, showing the entrance front towards Warwick Lane, 1878–80 by Ewan Christian

• Minor Canonries, Amen Court, City of London, 1878–80 by Ewan Christian, oriel window above the entrance arch

• St Mark's Church, Belgrave Gate, Leicester, 1869–72 by Ewan Christian, showing the impressive chancel apse and south-east tower and spire

• St Mark's Church, Leicester, 1869–72 by Ewan Christian, view of the north side, the one-bay western extension of 1903–4 by E.C. Shearman (1859–1939) can be seen on the right

• Holy Trinity Church, Lyonsdown Road, New Barnet, London, 1865 by Ewan Christian, showing the strong chancel apse in stock brick with red brick banding

• Holy Trinity Church, New Barnet, 1865 by Ewan Christian, view of the south side showing apses

• St Thomas's Church, Islington, London, 1888–89 by Ewan Christian, view of west front and south aisle showing Early English style lancets and narthex below the west windows

• St Thomas's Church, Islington, 1888–89 by Ewan Christian, view of the interior looking east, showing the broad unified space of nave and chancel

• Ewan Christian's house 'Thwaitehead' designed by him and built for himself in 1881–82, showing a projecting bay with tile-hanging

• House in East Heath Road, Hampstead, London, 1880s by Ewan Christian, showing Domestic Revival influences

• St Olave's Church, Woodberry Down, Stoke Newington, London, 1893 by Ewan Christian, showing the noble chancel apse

• St Olave's Church, Stoke Newington, 1893 by Ewan Christian, stepped and moulded arch over the south door with ornamental brickwork

• St Olave's Church, Stoke Newington, 1893 by Ewan Christian, stair-turret with stone conical roof

• The former St Barnabas Church, Kentish Town Road, Camden in London, 1884–85 by Ewan Christian, now the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St Andrew, showing the west front with north apse and turret

• St Stephen's Church, Tonbridge, Kent, 1851–52 by Ewan Christian, tower 1853

• St Saviour's Church, Dry Hill Park Road, Tonbridge, Kent, 1875–76, a typical red brick lancet church by Ewan Christian with deep apse, steep pitched roof and a fleche

• St Dionis, Parsons Green, London, 1884–85 by Ewan Christian, tower completed 1896, showing the north aisle and north-east tower, the church is in the Perpendicular Gothic style - less typical of Christian

• St Dionis, Parsons Green, London, showing the north-east tower of 1896 - one of Christian's last works to be completed but still with his usual stair-turret and pyramidal roof

• St James's Church, Tunbridge Wells, 1860–62 by Ewan Christian, the windows have rich Geometrical tracery and the south-west steeple also serves as an entrance porch

• St Bartholomew's Church, Roby, Lancashire, 1875 by Ewan Christian, solidly built in rock-faced stone with ashlar dressings. The church has an impressive west steeple with a broach spire and has a prominent clerestory and an apsed chancel

• St Laurence's Church, Warkworth, Northumberland, showing the Neo-Norman east windows that Christian provided for the church during his restoration of the chancel in 1860

• Christ Church, Winchester, Hampshire, 1861 by Ewan Christian, showing the south-east tower and broach spire and the polygonal chancel apse. The church has a striking clerestory with cinquefoil windows

• St John's Church, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, 1851–52 by Ewan Christian, showing the fine broach spire

• St Barnabas Church, Ranskill, Nottinghamshire, 1878 by Ewan Christian, in stone with a bellcote

• St Helen's Church, Kneeton, Nottinghamshire, mostly of 1879–90 by Ewan Christian except for the medieval west tower

• The former Lady Margaret Church, Chatham Street, Southwark, London, built for the St John's College (Cambridge) Mission in 1888–89 by Ewan Christian, now used as the Order of Cherubim and Seraphim Church. Red brick Early English style with typical lancets and apse

• St Mary's Church, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, Ewan Christian gave the church a major restoration in 1859–61 and rebuilt the chancel, its east window, pictured left, was modelled on that at Haltham Church in Lincolnshire

• St Wilfrid's Church, Thornton-by-Horncastle, Lincolnshire, general restoration by Ewan Christian in 1890, the timber south porch and timber bell frame in the gable are probably his work

• Church of the Holy Ascension, Melton Ross, Lincolnshire, 1867 by Ewan Christian, of stone with a bellcote and broad chancel apse

• St John the Baptist's Church, High Toynton, Lincolnshire, 1872 by Ewan Christian, showing the unusual south-west porch tower with broaches to the octagonal upper storey and topped by a short spire

• St Michael's Church, Bishop's Itchington, Warwickshire, 1872 by Ewan Christian, stone with Decorated Gothic window tracery and a pyramidal roof to the tower

• Ewan Christian's grave in Hampstead Cemetery, Fortune Green Road, London; his wife, Annie, who died in 1913 aged 99, is buried with him