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Christ Church Picture Gallery
Oxford
Type:Gallery
Canterbury Quadrangle, Christ Church, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 1DP
Tel: +44 01865 276172
Oxford
Tel: +44 01865 276172
Christ Church Picture Gallery was bequeathed the majority of its paintings and drawings by John Guise in 1765. The paintings include work by the Carracci, Tintoretto, Filippino Lippi, Van Dyck and Frans Hals. The drawings, of which a selection is usually on display, include works by Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo and Rubens. Displays of 18thC English glass, Russian icons and old master prints, along with exhibitions of work by contemporary artists from Oxfordshire are also on display.
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