Admiralty Arch Sculpture, London – Wordless Wednesday No details, just the Art. More About Admiralty Arch Paining

This painting had several titles. Turl Street Turn. Turl Street Tourists. Traveling Turl Street. Why would the image evoke alliterations?  Perhaps it hints at the unsettled alliance between Oxford City’s regular and student residents. Turl Street Junction Standing here at the Turl and Market Street junction, a cyclist rounds the corner from Market Street. Turl

I’ll be sharing more about this painting of Turl Street Oxford as the week progresses, but for now, enjoy the art. Stay updated with the latest paintings from Cathy Read

Bridge of Sighs Painting Creation with time-lapse video and insights about the painting by the artist Cathy Read https://youtu.be/RV0fY3Asq44 Buy Bridge of Sighs Painting

Bridge of Sighs – No details, just the Art. More about Bridge of Sighs

Hertford College on New College Lane has a curious little bridge between two buildings, nicknamed “Bridge of Sighs” after the famous structure in Venice. Although the college dates from the 13th century, the bridge is a relatively recent addition completed in 1914. It is called the Bridge of Sighs because of its resemblance to the bridge

Today, in Wordless Wednesday, we track back in time to Christ Church, Oxford and Tom Tower. More about Christ Church, Oxford – Tom Tower Painting