Discover one of the most striking and often overlooked features of St Paul’s Cathedral with Mosaics of St Paul’s Cathedral—a beautifully presented exploration of the building’s rich interior decoration.

Created in the late 19th century, the cathedral’s mosaics brought colour, light and symbolism to its spaces, transforming the atmosphere of the dome, choir and apse. Designed by Sir William Blake Richmond, these intricate works depict scenes and figures from the Bible, shimmering with gold and detail.

This guide offers a closer look at these remarkable artworks, revealing their meaning, craftsmanship and place within the wider story of the cathedral. Through clear explanations and detailed imagery, it invites the reader to pause, look more closely, and appreciate the artistry that might otherwise be missed.

Whether used during a visit or enjoyed afterwards, this book provides a deeper connection to the cathedral’s interior—offering not just information, but a new way of seeing.

A thoughtful souvenir and a distinctive gift for those drawn to art, architecture and the beauty of St Paul’s Cathedral.

Product Details:

• Written by Heike Zech with photography by Andy Johnson. 
• Paperback: 48 pages.
• Size: Approximately19cm x 17cm.
• A focused guide to the mosaics within St Paul’s Cathedral
• Explores the work of artist William Blake Richmond and his decorative scheme
• Reveals the symbolism and meaning behind the cathedral’s interior artwork
• Includes detailed imagery of the mosaics across the dome, choir and apse
• A distinctive London souvenir for lovers of art and architecture