Religious Art? We have quite a choice for today's #OnlineArtExchange @artukdotorg.bsky.social; this large painting of the Annunciation by Helen Elwes is one of the most recent in our collection and much appreciated for its contemporary interpretation of the scene.
artuk.org/visit/venues...

Campion Hall congratulates Dr Sarah Ogilvie, Senior Research Fellow in Linguistics, who has been conferred with the title of Professor at the University of Oxford. Sarah becomes Professor of Language and Lexicography in the Faculty of Linguistics, Philology, and Phonetics.

On the feast of St Ignatius, a moment to visit this chapel in #Oxford The first Roman Catholic place of worship in the city after the Reformation. Built by Fr Charles Leslie SJ in 1793, set back from the road on St Clement's St next to the Port Mahon pub.
www.oxonblueplaques.org.uk/plaques/sain...

As the thunder clouds and 'shower's rage' roll over #Oxford pause for a moment to appreciate lines etched in glass by Laurence Whistler at the request of architect Edwin #Lutyens.

“You who read this fickle page
Illustrated by the sun,
Scribbled by the shower’s rage,
Altering as the minutes run.”

This week's @artukdotorg.bsky.social
#OnlineArtExchange features the colour orange and there's plenty in this little landscape that is an unusual part of our collection here in #Oxford - It's titled Sunset at Stebbing but the artist is unknown; we'd love to know more!
artuk.org/discover/art...

Our Peruvian angels have been on quite the adventure with #Paddington
Images from Campion Hall's collection of "School of Cuzco" Angel Musketeers (Angeles Arcabuceros) feature in the home for retired bears.
www.jesuit.org.uk/news/padding...

It's suddenly turned a bit chilly, there's a dusting of white stuff on the lawn, but the Hall's famous soup of the day is on the simmer plate.

Greetings from Campion Hall, #Oxford, a centre for postgraduate research and study @universityofoxford.bsky.social, home to an international #Jesuit community, set in a stunning #Lutyens building in the heart of Oxford.