Illustration of the Narnian children by Pauline Baynes.
Copy graciously provided by Ed Brown.
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Window in Lewis' parish church, Holy Trinity in Headington. The window, by artist Sally Scott, is etched on glass with scenes from the Narnia stories. Photo kindly donated by Edwin Brown.
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