26th October – 11th November 2006

An exhibition of prints from one of the last frontiers of British Art - the Victorian etching. This is one of the first opportunities to view the full range of etching produced during the Queen’s reign.

Picturing India: Prints, Maps and Photographs, 1690-1920

Friday 22nd September to Saturday 7th October 2006

July, 2006

Is this the largest Oxfordshire print ever? Standing at over six feet tall and five feet wide, we've yet to see a local map that matches it in size or detail.



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3 March - 18 March, 2006

Flowers of the Floating World: Women in Japanese Prints and Photographs

Sanders of Oxford, in association with Arnaud Delas, presents one of the first British exhibitions to explore the depiction of courtesans and geisha in both Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints and early photography. This broad survey covers one and half centuries of the visual culture of the demimonde or ukiyo [which literally means the 'floating world'].

Print designers and photographers represented in the exhibition include: Chikanobu, Eisen, Eizan, Hiroshige, Hokkei, Hokusai, Kunisada, Kuniyoshi, Toyokuni, Utamaro, Yoshitoshi, Beato, Farsari Kimbei, Ogawa and von Stillfried.

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