The Oxford Guide - Differences between Version 75 and Version 74 of Christ Church Picture Gallery

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Current Exhibitions:
LAST FEW DAYS: 'An Artist looks at Old Masters' CLOSING SOON. The artist Jeff Clarke selects over 30 Old Master drawings from Christ Church's own collection to explore the principles of draughtsmanship which cut across centuries; the exhibition includes works by artists like Correggio, Carracci, Dürer and Pisanello.
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FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS:

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This exhibition shows a group of painted sketches from Christ Church’s collection painted in a hue of brown tones, hence the technical term en brunaille (in brown). The works, by painters such as Anthony van Dyck and Frans Floris, can be regarded as standing between the initial sketched idea and the finished painting. They were often used to present the proposal to the client.
This exhibition will show a group of painted sketches from Christ Church’s collection painted in a hue of brown tones, hence the technical term en brunaille (in brown). The works, by painters such as Anthony van Dyck and Frans Floris, can be regarded as standing between the initial sketched idea and the finished painting. They were often used to present the proposal to the client.
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While the Ashmolean is celebrating the inventor of landscape painting, Claude Lorrain, in a solo exhibition this autumn Christ Church gives a broader overview on French draughtsmanship by showcasing its collection of French drawings. This exhibition allows the viewer to celebrate the singular elegance and spirit of this original artistic school.
While the Ashmolean is celebrating the inventor of landscape painting, Claude Lorrain, in a solo exhibition this autumn Christ Church will give a broader overview on French draughtsmanship by showcasing its collection of French drawings. This exhibition will allow the viewer to celebrate the singular elegance and spirit of this original artistic school.
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Opening hours from 1st October 2011:
New opening hours from 1st October 2011:
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The gallery is closed on Tuesdays from October to June.
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The gallery will be closed on Tuesdays from October to June.

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hours_text='October - May Monday, Wednesday - Saturday, 10.30am - 1pm & 2 - 4.30pm Sunday, 2 - 4.30pm. Please note that the Gallery is closed Tuesdays.'
hours_text='1 May 30 September: Monday to Saturday 10.30am to 5pm; Sunday 2pm to 5pm. Note change of opening hours from 1 October. See below.'
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opening_hours_text='October - May Monday, Wednesday - Saturday, 10.30am - 1pm & 2 - 4.30pm Sunday, 2 - 4.30pm. Please note that the Gallery is closed Tuesdays.'
opening_hours_text='1 May 30 September: Monday to Saturday 10.30am to 5pm; Sunday 2pm to 5pm. Note change of opening hours from 1 October. See below.'

Christ Church is unique among the Oxford and Cambridge colleges in possessing an important collection of Old Master paintings and drawings, housed in a purpose-built Gallery of considerable architectural interest in itself. The collection consists of some 300 paintings and almost 2000 drawings and is strongest in Italian art from the 14th to the 18th century.

The internationally renowned drawings collection in the Picture Gallery at Christ Church is regarded as one of the most important private collections of Old Master drawings in the country. These small in-house exhibitions are changed about every three months to enable the public to see a varied selection from this part of the collection.

LAST FEW DAYS: 'An Artist looks at Old Masters' CLOSING SOON. The artist Jeff Clarke selects over 30 Old Master drawings from Christ Church's own collection to explore the principles of draughtsmanship which cut across centuries; the exhibition includes works by artists like Correggio, Carracci, Dürer and Pisanello.

FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS:

1 October – 23 December En Brunaille - Painted Drawings

This exhibition will show a group of painted sketches from Christ Church’s collection painted in a hue of brown tones, hence the technical term en brunaille (in brown). The works, by painters such as Anthony van Dyck and Frans Floris, can be regarded as standing between the initial sketched idea and the finished painting. They were often used to present the proposal to the client.

5 October – 23 December Clouet to Claude: French Master drawings

While the Ashmolean is celebrating the inventor of landscape painting, Claude Lorrain, in a solo exhibition this autumn Christ Church will give a broader overview on French draughtsmanship by showcasing its collection of French drawings. This exhibition will allow the viewer to celebrate the singular elegance and spirit of this original artistic school.

New opening hours from 1st October 2011:

October - May Monday, Wednesday - Saturday, 10.30am - 1pm & 2 - 4.30pm Sunday, 2 - 4.30pm;

June Monday, Wednesday - Saturday, 10.30am - 5.pm Sunday, 2 - 5pm

July, August, September Monday- Saturday, 10.30am - 5.pm Sunday, 2- 5pm

The gallery will be closed on Tuesdays from October to June.

Closed Christmas Day and New Year period from 24 December - 8 January 2012. The gallery will reopen 9 January 2012.

Admission: £3/£2. Free to those who have Bod cards and ArtFund members.


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