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All Saints Church, from Turn Street, 1903 (colour litho)
STC364732 All Saints Church, from Turn Street, 1903 (colour litho) by Fulleylove, John (1847-1908); Private Collection; (add.info.: Built in 1709 on a design by Henry Aldrich, Dean of Christ Church; converted into Lincoln College Library in 1971; ); The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22912852
© The Stapleton Collection / Bridgeman Images
English Architecture Spire University Of Oxford Daily Life Scene
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This print captures the timeless beauty of All Saints Church, as seen from Turn Street in 1903. The vibrant colors of the lithograph by John Fulleylove bring to life the architectural marvel that is this historic church. Built in 1709 based on a design by Henry Aldrich, Dean of Christ Church, All Saints Church stands tall with its majestic tower and elegant spire. The photograph also offers a glimpse into daily life in early 20th century Oxford. The bustling street scene surrounding the church showcases the charm and character of an English university town. It serves as a reminder of how architecture can shape and define a community's identity. Interestingly, All Saints Church underwent a transformation in 1971 when it was converted into Lincoln College Library. This adaptation speaks to the evolving needs and functions within society while still preserving its rich history. The image belongs to The Stapleton Collection and is part of an extensive private collection that celebrates British artistry. As we admire this stunning piece, we are transported back to a different era - one where tradition meets progress, where spirituality intertwines with academia. This print is not just about capturing an architectural masterpiece; it encapsulates an entire epoch - the spirit of early 20th-century England preserved for generations to come.
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