Dean Liddell and his Sub-Dean at Christ Church by C.F. Brickdale
The man on the left is tall with white hair surrounding a large bald patch (Liddell); the man on the right is much smaller, he has grey hair and wears a black hat.
Fortescue-Brickdale, Charles, Sir, 1857-1944
The Portico of Ashburnham House from the Front Court
Pencil and watercolour sketch, showing 'The Portico of Ashburnham House from the Front Court'
Little Dean's Yard looking south
Source and artist unknown. View from Grant's boarding house Pictures two boysmasters in gowns and mortar boards; two boys in pink jackets and white trousers, with pink hats.
Ashburnham Garden by Francis Michael Yglesias
Rear of Ashburnham House, rear (now Ashburnham Garden) showing the building of a lavatory block 1883
Yglesias, Francis Michael, 1867-1950
Little Dean's Yard by Francis Michael Yglesias
Oil painting of Little Dean's Yard during the rebuilding of Turle's House (1883?) Little Dean's Yard in the foreground, Ashburnham House on the left and College on the far right. The entrance to School is visible on the right. In the centre, there is an area fenced off, where the rebuilding is taking place. In the back ground the Abbey is visible.
Yglesias, Francis Michael, 1867-1950
Head Master Rutherford by William Robert Symonds or J. Seymour Lucas
Based on the painting PIC.01.047
Lee, Frederick Walter, 1863-1948
Alexander Nowell by a member of the English School
Half length, turned to the left, with his hands rested on a table; a piece of paper lies under his left hand; to the left is a pile of books the top one having traced of gilding on the binding; Nowell wears ecclesiastical dress and a wide brimmed hat; a fishing rod sits above him. The painting bears a coat of arms and extensive inscriptions begining 'Alexander Nowellus Sacra Theol...'
Dr. William Carey attributed to Samuel William Reynolds
Half-length portrait of Carey in black academic dress and collar; he faces the left of the picture but his head is turned almost full face; a red curtain hangs behind him.
Cyril Jackson after William Owen
Three-quarter length, seated, wearing academic dress Oil on canvas