Sir Christopher Wren's St.Paul's cathedral represented the climax of

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St. Paul's cathedral is considered an example of the restrained baroque style, characterized by simplified ornamentation and a focus on geometric shapes and clean lines. This style was popular in England during the late 17th century and early 18th century, and was influenced by Christopher Wren's classical training and his desire to create a dignified and harmonious building that reflected the values of the Anglican Church.