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John Piper Sunningwell, Oxfordshire, 1985   Screenprint 50 x 65 cm                                                               

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St Leonard’s Church, Sunningwell

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LEONARD McCOMB

Nació en 1930 en Glasgow. McComb estudió en la Manchester School of Art y posteriormente en la Slade School of Fine Art de 1956 a 1959, seguido de un posgrado en escultura, también en Slade, en 1960. Luego enseñó en varias escuelas de arte, incluyendo Oxford Brookes. Universidad, Sir John Cass College, Slade School of Fine Art, Royal College of Art y Goldsmiths College, y en 1974 fundó la Sunningwell School of Art, Oxford. Su trabajo estaba determinado por su sentimiento por los detalles en la naturaleza, a este respecto todas sus obras eran retratos, teniendo en cuenta que todas las formas de la naturaleza son abstracciones asimétricas después de la naturaleza. Otra de sus preocupaciones era la energía interna de las formas de la naturaleza y cómo irradian luz y color. Su obra la podemos encontrar en: • Arts Council of England • The British Council • Cambridge University • British Museum • Tate Gallery • Victoria and Albert Museum • National Portrait Gallery • Ulster Museum

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Leonard McComb

Nació en 1930 en Glasgow. McComb estudió en la Manchester School of Art y posteriormente en la Slade School of Fine Art de 1956 a 1959, seguido de un posgrado en escultura, también en Slade, en 1960. Luego enseñó en varias escuelas de arte, incluyendo Oxford Brookes. Universidad, Sir John Cass College, Slade School of Fine Art, Royal College of Art y Goldsmiths College, y en 1974 fundó la Sunningwell School of Art, Oxford.

Su trabajo estaba determinado por su sentimiento por los detalles en la naturaleza, a este respecto todas sus obras eran retratos, teniendo en cuenta que todas las formas de la naturaleza son abstracciones asimétricas después de la naturaleza. Otra de sus preocupaciones era la energía interna de las formas de la naturaleza y cómo irradian luz y color.

Su obra la podemos encontrar en: 

Arts Council of England

The British Council

Cambridge University

British Museum

Tate Gallery

Victoria and Albert Museum

National Portrait Gallery

Ulster Museum

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Leonard McComb

Nació en 1930 en Glasgow. McComb estudió en la Manchester School of Art y posteriormente en la Slade School of Fine Art de 1956 a 1959, seguido de un posgrado en escultura, también en Slade, en 1960. Luego enseñó en varias escuelas de arte, incluyendo Oxford Brookes. Universidad, Sir John Cass College, Slade School of Fine Art, Royal College of Art y Goldsmiths College, y en 1974 fundó la Sunningwell School of Art, Oxford.

Su trabajo estaba determinado por su sentimiento por los detalles en la naturaleza, a este respecto todas sus obras eran retratos, teniendo en cuenta que todas las formas de la naturaleza son abstracciones asimétricas después de la naturaleza. Otra de sus preocupaciones era la energía interna de las formas de la naturaleza y cómo irradian luz y color.

Su obra la podemos encontrar en: 

Arts Council of England

The British Council

Cambridge University

British Museum

Tate Gallery

Victoria and Albert Museum

National Portrait Gallery

Ulster Museum

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Happy Birthday JMW Turner

English Romanticist landscape painter JMW Turner is thought to have been born on this day in 1775. His painting of The High Street, Oxford (1810) was acquired in 2015 with your incredible help. Local people and museum visitors sent in over £60,000, helping the Museum reach its fundraising target in just four weeks. The High Street, Oxford is Turner's only full size townscape in oils. Unique in Turner’s output, and in the history of English art, it represents one of the most beautiful streets in Europe, a street which has materially changed little since Turner painted it. Although Turner painted many townscapes in watercolour, Turner never again attempted such a picture in oils.

Acknowledged as one of the greatest landscape artists of all time, Turner painted over thirty finished watercolours of Oxford views, by far the most numerous group devoted to a single place in his entire output. He was familiar with the architecture of the city, having visited relations in the village of Sunningwell (five miles southwest of Oxford) during his childhood. In 1799, he received his most prestigious commission to date, to provide two designs for the University’s annual calendar, the Oxford Almanack. The success of these two watercolours led to commissions for a further eight, published between 1799 and 1810. They show a deliberately wide variety of street scenes, colleges and interiors.

It was, no doubt, the quality of these pictures that led Oxford printseller, James Wyatt, to commission the view of the High Street.

Below is a photograph showing the High Street as it is today.

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first snow of 2019

22 January, Sunningwell, south Oxfordshire, UK

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A Winter’s Tale

What did you do on the snow day?

I awoke late on Sunday to find the family already up and about. A blanket of white greeted me as I pulled open the curtains. It had snowed! It hadn’t done this for years and the excitement in the house was intense. By the time I arrived downstairs the children were already gloved and booted and out in the garden, rolling the snow into great balls in an attempt to create the first snowman. Blearily, I reached for my phone and recorded the moment for posterity. Then it was time for breakfast and off to Mass, where a congregation reduced by the weather was congratulating itself for having braved the elements and made it through the wintry conditions.

As the last hymn died away I left the church and headed for the school, determined to view the snowy landscape before others had a chance to turn it to slush. There was something magical about circling the empty building in the morning’s silence, the snow hanging heavy on bushes laden with winter berries and the tracks of birds etched into the white landscape. I took more photographs, imagining them in the pages of the next school prospectus or decorating the 2018 OLA Christmas card.

At home there was a clamour to get out the sledges and head for the hills. A snag immediately presented itself. We had discovered four years ago, when it last snowed in Abingdon, that there were no hills for miles around. The best we could conjure up were in Sunningwell, so we loaded up the car and hesitantly edged onto the Oxford Road, the winter tyres we had fitted before our last trip to the continent proving their worth on the ungritted road. With a superior air we observed other cars sliding in the ice but, before long, had encountered an unmoving line of vehicles, queued behind a lorry that had given up the ghost just north of the ring road.

Another route was found and, reaching our goal, we parked the car and began to climb the modest Sunningwell hill. But would the sledge do what it was built to do and transport two small bodies at high speed to the bottom? Apparently it would not. The snow was too deep and powdery and tobogganing was clearly out of the question. What to do? A snowball fight was the clear answer, followed by another attempt to roll an enormous snowball, climb on it and repel snowball-wielding invaders.

That was the last of the fun for the day. Soon a string of emails was arriving, asking whether the prevailing conditions meant that the school would have to be closed. After much looking at the weather forecast, debating the pros and cons and assessing the various options, the momentous decision was made that there would be no school on Monday. Experience had shown that, while the Abingdon roads might well be clear by the following morning, the onset of even colder weather would mean that untreated country roads would be impassable.

The idea of half the staff trying to entertain whichever random selection of pupils had made their way in was abandoned. The 24 hours that followed had a surreal air. I awoke on Monday with the uneasy feeling of work needing to be done and settled down to a mound of tasks. As the world awoke, email traffic resumed and the focus began to turn towards whether we could come back the next day. As you know, we did, and by 9.00 am the school was up and running again with remarkably few absentees. Before long the rains had come and the snowy wonderland of Sunday had gone as quickly as it had come.  

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