For 10 points, identify this English architect, most famous for recreating St. Paul's Cathedral in the years following the Great Fire of London.
This man designed a 202-foot tall Doric column topped with a gilded urn to commemorate an event with Robert Hooke. This man designed the chapel at Pembroke College at Cambridge and the Sheldonian Theatre at Oxford, and his next major project did not follow his preliminary Warrant Design. In the same year, he also designed a library for Trinity College at Cambridge that bears his name. However, he was disappointed when James Thornhill was commissioned to paint eight scenes from the life of the title figure on the dome of the building, which had a similar function to the 53 others that he redesigned in the wake of a man-made disaster. For 10 points, identify this English architect, most famous for recreating St. Paul's Cathedral in the years following the Great Fire of London.
This man designed a 202-foot tall Doric column topped with a gilded urn to commemorate an event with Robert Hooke.
Sir Christopher {Wren}