SM 54/6/11

[8] Finished drawing, St Peter's, Walworth, London, September 1822

Perspective of the western and southern fronts of a five-by-nine bay church set within a landscape. The west entrance is approached by stairs leading to four recessed Ionic columns, with three double doors with surround and architraves behind. The central door is the largest. Aligned above the doors are three windows. Both the north and south walls have large transomed arched windows. There is a frieze of fret. The architrave is only placed above the western front. On top there are four pinecone finials, with one at each end, and the other two above the entrance bay. One pinecone finial is on the southern flank at the end of the first bay and two on the ninth bay. The two central pinecone finials on the front, frame the balustrade which has a cap at each end. The rectangular portion of the tower has a clock face beneath a shuttered louvre, which is repeated on the southern face, and the architrave is supported by Corinthian pilasters. Above is a further balustrade with a pinecone cap at each corner, surmounted by the cylindrical portion of the tower with a lancet window, and the architrave is supported by engaged Corinthian columns. A dome surmounted by a weather vane is at the apex. The pitched roof extends behind the tower