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Tim Kapp

Oxford

An oil painting of a group of Oxford college buildings viewed from an elevated point showing a mixture of old and new architecture.

An oil painting of a number of motorbikes standing in front of the Radcliffe Camera in Oxford.

An oil painting of Brasenose College, an old building constructed from rich sand-coloured stone, as viewed from the main quad. Straight ahead sits the ornate gatehouse while on either side, wings form a square with an expanse of lush green grass at its centre. Behind the buildings, the dome of the Radcliffe Camera and the spire of St Mary's Church can be seen.

An oil painting of a very old building constructed of rich sand-coloured stone. To the left of the painting there is a square four-storey gatehouse with an octagonal tower on one corner. On either side of the gatehouse, two-storey wings with ornate windows run to the left and right. In the foreground, there is a patch of lush green grass.

An oil painting of Corpus Christi College, an old building constructed from rich sand-coloured stone, as viewed from the main quad. Straight ahead sits the ornate gatehouse while on either side, wings form a square of stone paving. In the centre of the square is a tall pillar atop which sits a golden pelican. The pillar is adorned with sundials and calendars.

An oil painting of a small, ornate pedestrian bridge above a lane that recedes into the distance. The bridge is constructed of sand-coloured stone and is arched, with ornate, arched windows on either side of an oblong centrepiece that has carvings above and below it. The bridge connects two old buildings constructed of a similar sand-coloured stone.

An oil painting of St Edmund Hall Library. In the foregound a statue of St Edmund sits on a bench reading from a book, while in the background sits the library itself. The library used to be a 12th century church and has arched doors and windows, old sand-colourded brick and a small, rounded tower. In the grounds, there are trees and some old gravestones, all set against a bright blue sky.

An oil painting depicting the left-hand side of the Radcliffe Camera, an ornate circular building constructed of rich sand-coloured stone, dominated by large pillars which seem to hold up the large, domed upper level. To the left of The Camera a cobbled street runs past one side of the Brasenose College, and in the foreground, bikes lean up against railings that surround The Camera.

An oil painting of the quad at St Edmund Hall, Oxford, UK. In the foreground is the lush green grass of the quad with a well at its centre. To its left sits a long building constructed of rough-hewn sand-coloured stone. At the back is a building of smooth sand-coloured stone that has large pillars on each side of the entrance that reach up to the second-storey. A large tree towers above the buildings, set against a deep blue sky.

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