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Monday, 19 November 2018

John Vanderstein at Queen's College, Oxford. Part 5. Thomas Barlow

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John Vanderstein  at Queen's College, Oxford.  Part 5.  The Eight Statues on the West Front of the Library.  1696  Tho...
Sunday, 18 November 2018

John Vanderstein at Queen's College, Oxford. Part 4. The Statues on the West Front of the Library. Sir Joseph Williamson.

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John Vanderstein  at Queen's College, Oxford.  Part 4.  The Eight Statues on the West Front of the Library.  1696. Sir ...
Saturday, 17 November 2018

John Vanderstein at Queen's College, Oxford. Part 3. The Statues on the West Front of the Library. Queen Henrietta Maria.

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John Vanderstein at Queen's College, Oxford. Part 3.  The Eight Life Size  Statues on the West Front of the Library. c....
Tuesday, 13 November 2018

Handel Terracotta Relief by Roubiliac - Ashmolean Museum Oxford

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George Frederick Handel. A Terracotta Relief. The Maquette for the Monument in Westminster Abbey by Louis Francois Roubiliac - ...
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