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Description: Holy Trinity Sloane Street Church Nave is the main part of an Anglican parish church in London built in 1888-1890 by the architect J.D. Sedding. It is one of the finest examples of the Arts and Crafts Movement in ecclesiastical architecture, featuring stained glass windows by Morris & Co., Burne-Jones, Richmond, and Whall, and sculptures by Pomeroy, Ford, Armstead, Bates, and Tweed. The nave is spacious and flexible, allowing for various liturgical services and community events, as well as concerts and exhibitions. The nave is also adorned with a metal screen, bronze angels, a marble pulpit, and a reredos depicting the Last Supper
