Amazing- and such a very busy place to sketch with an Art shop nearby for supplies!!
On the way back from a visit to the West End, I passed St-Martin-in-the-Fields, standing out against the cold sky.

The statue in the foreground, left, is the Edith Cavell Memorial, seen from the back. Edith Cavell (1865-1915) was a British nurse. In German-occupied Belgium, guided by her principles of humanity and her Christian faith, she provided medical care to soldiers irrespective of which side they were on. She was executed by a German firing squad 1915, because she had helped Belgian, British and French soldiers to escape the German occupation and reach Britain. Her grave is in Norwich Cathedral.

I sketched standing on a corner of the Charing Cross road, see map above. This turned out to be a very noisy location. The National Portrait Gallery is being refurbished and there was continuous drilling and banging. Buses and…
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Thank you for the repost! Yes, I had just dropped in to Cass Art as it happens….I can never resist an art supplies shop 😀