Divinity School, University of Oxford
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Divinity School, University of Oxford
Divinity School, University of Oxford, UK. This building, part of the Old Bodleian Library, is one of the oldest surviving buildings of the University of Oxford, constructed in the Perpendicular Gothic style in the 15th century. This external door, facing onto the Sheldonian and Clarendon Quadrangles, was added by the architect Christopher Wren (1632-1723) in 1669. The university coat of arms (a book and three crowns) is above the windows over the door
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This print showcases the stunning Divinity School, a historic gem nestled within the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. Constructed in the 15th century, this architectural marvel is one of the oldest surviving buildings at Oxford and exudes an air of timeless grandeur. The Perpendicular Gothic style adds to its allure, with intricate details that transport us back to medieval times. The focal point of this image is a magnificent external door, expertly added by renowned architect Christopher Wren in 1669. Its elegant design perfectly complements the surrounding Sheldonian and Clarendon Quadrangles. Above the door proudly sits the university coat of arms, symbolizing knowledge and academic excellence - a testament to Oxford's prestigious heritage. As we admire this photograph, our eyes are drawn to the beautiful glass windows that adorn this wooden entranceway. They allow soft light to filter through, illuminating both past and present as they bridge centuries together. Beyond its aesthetic appeal lies another remarkable feature - disabled access via a ramp designed for wheelchair users. This thoughtful addition ensures inclusivity within such an iconic cultural institution. Tony Craddock's skillful lens captures not only a breathtaking architectural masterpiece but also invites contemplation on academia's enduring significance throughout history. It serves as a reminder that even amidst modernity, ancient structures like these continue to inspire generations with their rich cultural legacy.
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