London’s Dead

Photographs to illustrate London’s Dead, a book by Ed Glinert, published in 2008 by HarperCollins.

Gravestones beneath trees under a dark, clouded sky
Rows of ornate tombs and grave monuments surrounded by dense foliage
Single weathered headstone in an overgrown woodland cemetery
Weathered gravestones in long grass with a crow perched on one monument
Daniel Defoe’s obelisk memorial among autumn trees in Bunhill Fields Burial Ground
Carved figures and grave monuments in St Mary Magdalen churchyard, Mortlake
Coffins and personal objects inside the mausoleum of Sir Richard and Lady Burton in Mortlake
Memorial headstone to William and Catherine Blake beside a path in Bunhill Fields Burial Ground
Statue of a standing man on a tall stone pedestal among trees
Marble Arch beside a London road
William Holland’s ornate stone sarcophagus supported by winged griffins in Kensal Green Cemetery
Gothic mausoleum on a raised stone terrace surrounded by autumn trees
Rows of gravestones and stone crosses beneath trees in Brompton Cemetery
Old headstones in an overgrown woodland cemetery
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