THE DREAMING SPIRES, OXFORD
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The Dreaming Spires
by Ian Fraser

The Dreaming Spires
Large print 75x43cm
by Ian Fraser

St. Mary's and the Radcliffe Camera
by Ray Rawlings

Dreaming Spires
by Ray Rawlings

Dreaming Spires, Oxford
by Rod Craig

The Dreaming Spires
by Sarah Moncrieff

Oxford Skyline
by Ray rawlings

Oxford Spires
by Ray rawlings

The Dreaming Spires Oxford from Hinksey Heights
by Tom Milner-Gulland

The city of Oxford is famous for its University and the ‘Dreaming Spires’. The phrase was coined by Matthew Arnold, who was once Professor of Poetry at Oxford, in his poem Thyrsis – ‘and that sweet city with her ‘Dreaming Spires’.
This view from Cumnor, west of Oxford, shows the turrets and spires of, amongst others, Exeter College, the Sheldonian Theatre, Lincoln College library, the Radcliffe Camera, Tom Tower, New College, St Mary’s, All Souls and Merton College chapel.