Keble Collection

The Opening of Keble College, Oxford University, Oxford, Uk, 1870

Keble College floodlit 1949
A summer ball at Keble College, Oxford: the College, which was floodlit for the occasion, made an imposing and spectacular background

JOHN KEBLE (1792-1866). English clergyman and poet. Oil by George Richmond

JOHN KEBLE churchman who initiated the Oxford Movement, hymn writer and poet

Hymn Writers - 2
Bickersteth - Heber How - Lyte Keble - Stone Ellerton - Milman Monsell

College Boat-Race (b / w photo)
3631393 College Boat-Race (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: College Boat-Race)

Portrait of John Keble, 1863. Creator: William Holl
Portrait of John Keble, 1863. Engraved by William Holl, the Younger

Keble Howard (1875-1928), English novelist, early 20th century

John Keble (1792-1866), English churchman, 19th century. Keble was one of the leaders of the Oxford Movement, and gave his name to Keble College in Oxford

Keble Memorial School, Harlesden, London
A group of children including two sitting on a pram, outside the Keble Memorial School, Crownhill Road, Harlesden. The school was run by the Church Extension Association. Date: Date: 1910

John Keble, 1792-1866. English Priest And Poet. From The Painting By G. Richmond

The Life And Times Of Queeen Victoria 1901. john Keble
The Life And Times Of Queeen Victoria 1901.john Keble

John Keble Bell (Keble Howard) editor of The Sketch
John Keble Howard, 1875-1928 (pen name Keble Bell), one-time editor of The Sketch magazine, author of the magazines column, Motley Notes.Also wrote under the pen name of Chicot. Prolific author

John Keble / Halpin
JOHN KEBLE English clergyman and poet Date: 1792 - 1866

Lord Babs by Keble Howard
Promotional postcard for Lord Babs by Keble Howard. First produced at the Kings Theatre, Southsea 29th June 1925 and Vaudeville Theatre, 26th January 1928. Artist: Albert Morrow

Keble Howard aka John Keble Bell (1875 - 1928), author, novelist and playwright. The third son of the Rev. G. E. Bell, he joined The Sketch magazine as Assistant Editor in 1899

The Opening of Keble College, Oxford University, Oxford, Uk, 1870

Thomas Vowler Short (1790-1872) English churchman. Bishop of St Asaph. Friend of John Keble and Edward Bouverie Pusey, members of the Oxford Movement (Tractarians)

JOHN KEBLE (1792-1866). English poet and clergyman. Etching, 19th century

OXFORD: COAT OF ARMS. Coat of arms of Keble College, Oxford University, Oxford, England. Wood engraving, English, c1885

Dancing at Keble College, Oxford
A summer ball at Keble College, Oxford: couples dancing in archway were Miss Wendy Milnes with Mr P Alun Jones, and Miss Susan Allen with Mr Patrick Higgins

John Keble / Richmond
JOHN KEBLE English clergyman and poet

Kebles Vicarage / Hursley
JOHN KEBLE His vicarage at Hursley, in Hampshire

John Keble / Wife / Cdv
JOHN KEBLE English clergyman and poet, seen here with his wife, circa 1862

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"Keble: A Legacy of Faith, Education, and Artistry" From the floodlit beauty College in 1949 to its grand opening in 1870 at Oxford University, it has long been a symbol of excellence. Named after the revered English clergyman and poet John Keble, this institution stands as a testament to his enduring influence. John Keble's profound impact on literature and spirituality is captured in an oil painting by George Richmond. His hymns continue to resonate through time, showcasing his talent as one of history's notable hymn writers. Beyond academia, Keble's legacy extends to Harlesden, London where the Keble Memorial School stands proudly as a tribute to education. This establishment carries forward the values that John Keble held dear - nurturing young minds with knowledge and compassion. Even sporting events like the College Boat-Race have witnessed moments etched in black-and-white photographs featuring brave competitors representing Keble College. These images capture not only athletic prowess but also the spirit of camaraderie fostered within these hallowed walls. A portrait from 1863 by William Holl immortalizes John Keble's dignified presence. It serves as a reminder of his unwavering commitment to faith and intellectual pursuits during a transformative era for England. The name "Keble" echoes beyond its founder; it encompasses individuals like novelist Keble Howard who contributed their own literary brilliance during the early 20th century. Their works carry forward John Kebele's passion for storytelling and artistic expression. In more recent times, The Sketch found guidance under editor John "Kebele Bell, " embracing creativity while upholding journalistic integrity. This demonstrates how even modern media can draw inspiration from historical figures like John Kebel himself. Whether it be through art or education, religion or literature, each mention of "Kebele" pays homage to an extraordinary man whose influence continues to shape our world.