LIST OF WATER-COLOURS By JOHN FULLEYLOVE, R.I.

1.Tom Tower, Christchurch College Frontispiece

2.Oxford, from South Hinksey

3.Broad Street, looking West

4.Oxford, from the Sheldonian Theatre

5.The University Church of St. Mary

6.St. Giles’s, looking towards St. Mary Magdalen (South)

7.Oriel College

8.Interior of the Bodleian Library

9.The Cloisters, Magdalen College

10.Magdalen Tower and Bridge

11.All Souls’ College and the High Street

12.Corpus Christi College

13.Christchurch: Peckwater Quadrangle

14.The Radcliffe Library, or Camera Bodleiana, from All Souls’ College

15.Entrance Gateway of Hertford College and the Radcliffe Library

16.All Saints’ Church from Turl Street

17.The Entrance to Queen’s College from Logic Lane

18.The River Isis

19.The Library, Oriel College

20.The Clarendon Building, Broad Street On the Cover

OXFORD, FROM SOUTH HINKSEY

BROAD STREET, LOOKING WEST

OXFORD, FROM THE SHELDONIAN THEATRE

THE UNIVERSITY CHURCH OF ST. MARY The buildings on the extreme right of the picture are those belonging to Oriel College.

ST. GILES’S, LOOKING TOWARDS ST. MARY MAGDALEN (SOUTH)

ORIEL COLLEGE

INTERIOR OF THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY

THE CLOISTERS, MAGDALEN COLLEGE

MAGDALEN TOWER AND BRIDGE

ALL SOULS’ COLLEGE AND THE HIGH STREET

CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE In the centre of the quadrangle rises a cylindrical dial surmounted by a “pelican in her piety,” the badge of the Founder of the College.

CHRISTCHURCH: PECKWATER QUADRANGLE

THE RADCLIFFE LIBRARY, OR CAMERA BODLEIANA, FROM ALL SOULS’ COLLEGE This dome may compare with some of the finest in Europe.

ENTRANCE GATEWAY OF HERTFORD COLLEGE THE RADCLIFFE LIBRARY

ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH FROM TURL STREET All Saints’ Church was built in 1708 from a design by Dr. Aldrich, Dean of Christchurch.

THE ENTRANCE TO QUEEN’S COLLEGE FROM LOGIC LANE The statue is that of Queen Caroline, Consort of George II.

THE RIVER ISIS On the right is the gold and white barge of Magdalen College undergoing repair. The masts and barges of other colleges line the side of the river, and Folly Bridge closes the prospect.

THE LIBRARY; ORIEL COLLEGE A dignified building of the Ionic order of architecture, designed by James Wyatt about 1788.