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Framed Print of The Library at St. Johns College, Oxford CC50_00824
LIBRARY, ST JOHNs COLLEGE, Oxford, Oxfordshire. The interior of the old library in Canterbury Quad, built in 1596-1601, showing rows of bookcases leading up to the large window at the east end. Photographed by Henry Taunt in 1916. Discover Historic England images to buy as prints, wall art or for licensing. Find your favourite places or explore our collections. © Historic England
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Media ID 1469655
Historic English Libraries , Oxfordshire Historic Buildings
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Elevate your home with a piece of history, featuring 'The Library at St. Johns College, Oxford CC50_00824' by Henry Taunt from Historic England. This framed print shows the 16th-century library in Canterbury Quad, built between 1596-1601, with its rows of bookcases and large window at the east end.
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Photo Prints - Discover the historic charm of The Library at St. Johns College, Oxford, captured by Henry Taunt in 1890. This photograph shows the interior of the old library built between 1596-1601, featuring rows of bookcases and a large window at the east end in Canterbury Quad.
Greetings Cards - Discover the historic charm of St John's College, Oxford, with this image of its 16th-century library. Built between 1596-1601, the Canterbury Quad features rows of bookcases leading up to a large window at the east end. A representation of academic history and architecture in one scene from Historic England's collection.
Photo Mugs - Capture the essence of Oxford's historic charm with our Photo Mugs featuring 'The Library at St. Johns College, Oxford CC50_00824' by Henry Taunt from Historic England. This image shows the 16th-century library in Canterbury Quad, built between 1596-1601, with rows of bookcases leading up to a large window.
Poster Prints - Poster Prints featuring 'The Library at St. Johns College, Oxford CC50_00824' by Henry Taunt from Historic England. This historic image shows the interior of the old library in Canterbury Quad, built between 1596-1601, with rows of bookcases leading up to a large window at the east end.
Metal Prints - Metal Prints featuring iconic images from Historic England. This print shows 'The Library at St. Johns College, Oxford' by Henry Taunt, capturing the 16th-century grandeur of Canterbury Quad's interior in detail, built between 1596-1601.
Canvas Prints - Step into the hallowed halls of knowledge with our Canvas Print of The Library at St. John's College, Oxford, CC50_00824 by Henry Taunt from Historic England. This piece transports you to the heart of Oxfordshire's historic St. John's College, where centuries-old wisdom resides. Witness the grandeur of the Canterbury Quad's interior, with its soaring bookcases and the large, inviting window at the east end. Bring the beauty of Oxford's academic heritage into your home and let the stories within these pages inspire you every day.
Cushions - Step into a world of timeless elegance with our cushions, inspired by the beauty of historic libraries like this interior at St. Johns College, Oxford.
Mouse Mats - Step into the serene world of learning with our Mouse Mats, featuring the "Library at St. Johns College, Oxford" by Henry Taunt. This image transports you to a bygone era of quiet contemplation and intellectual pursuits, surrounded by rows of ancient bookcases and natural light pouring in through the large window. Bring a touch of timeless elegance to your workspace with this reminder of the power of knowledge and discovery.
Image Download - Download high-resolution image of The Library at St. Johns College, Oxford, a historic library built in 1596-1601 with rows of bookcases leading to a large window. This photograph by Henry Taunt is available for Creative Use, Editorial Use and Personal Use under Rights Managed License from Historic England.
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 58.8cm x 41.4cm (23.1" x 16.3")
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Features In These Collections
> Europe > United Kingdom > England > Oxfordshire > Related
> Historic England > Architecture in England > Architectural Interiors - Rooms
> Historic England > Architecture in England > Tudor and Stuart Architecture
> Historic England > Then and Now England > Leisure > Libraries
> Historic England > Then and Now England > University Life
> Historic England > Historic Photos of England > Historic Images 1920s to 1940s
> Historic England > Iconic Photographers of England > Henry Taunt Collection (1860-1922)















































