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constituent college of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom

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56 paintings

  • Saint James the Greater
    Saint James the Greater
    El Greco
    c. 1600 · New College
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    Unknown artist
    1500–1800 · New College
  • Thomas Sackville (1536–1608)
    Thomas Sackville (1536–1608)
    John de Critz
    · New College
  • Henry VIII
    Henry VIII
    After Hans Holbein the Younger
    c. 1600 · New College
  • Portrait of a Member of the Barker Family
    Portrait of a Member of the Barker Family
    Unknown artist
    1596 · New College
  • William of Wykeham
    William of Wykeham
    Sampson Strong
    1596 · New College
  • Henry Frederick Stuart (1594–1612), Prince of Wales
    Henry Frederick Stuart (1594–1612), Prince of Wales
    Robert Peake the elder
    1612 · New College
  • Arthur Lake (1529–1626), Bishop of Bath and Wells (1616–1626)
    Arthur Lake (1529–1626), Bishop of Bath and Wells (1616–1626)
    Richard Greenbury
    1626 · New College
  • Henry Beeston, Warden (1670–1701)
    Henry Beeston, Warden (1670–1701)
    William Gandy
    1688 · New College
  • Henry W. Bigg, Warden (1725–1730)
    Henry W. Bigg, Warden (1725–1730)
    Thomas Gibson
    c. 1728 · New College
  • Reverend Charles Parrott
    Reverend Charles Parrott
    Unknown artist
    c. 1760 · New College
  • Classical Landscape
    Classical Landscape
    Giovanni Paolo Panini
    1760 · New College
  • Thomas Hodges
    Thomas Hodges
    Unknown artist
    1764 · New College
  • George Huddesford, Fellow
    George Huddesford, Fellow
    George Huddesford
    c. 1780 · New College
  • Dr. John Oglander (c.1737–1794), Warden of New College (1768–1794)
    Dr. John Oglander (c.1737–1794), Warden of New College (1768–1794)
    George Romney
    1778 · New College
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