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St Luke's Church, Chelsea. James Savage (1779-1852). 1820-24. Bath stone. Sydney Street, Chelsea, London SW3. Photographs by the author and George P. Landow 2010/11.

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Four views of St.

Luke's Church under clouds and in sunshine: (a) West front and main entrance. (b) East end. (c) Three-quarter view from east end.

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(d) View of across Chelsea rooftops of St. Luke's from the ninth floor of a building on Sloane Avenue, showing how the church dominated the skyline before the construction of twentieth-century buildings.

St Luke's is an imposing church, built for a congregation of 2,500, visible from every angle and from upper-storey windows far and wide.

The "biggest and tallest parish church in London," with a nave that was then higher than that a