radcliffe camera plaster architectural model

The Radcliffe Camera Bookends £260 £260.00

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A handmade plaster architectural model of The Radcliffe Camera, Oxford. Designed by James Gibbs in the English Palladian style with Baroque overtones to house the Radcliffe Science Library. A perfect gift for any architecture enthusiast and Oxford Alumni. A beautiful example of English Palladian Architecture. The landmark has become a symbol of the City of Oxford. Made by Timothy Richards.

The Radcliffe Camera Bookends £260

When – 1748

Where – Oxford, England

This curved Timothy Richards set of bookends would make a beautiful statement piece for any living room, office or study as a reminder of the great palladian influence on Georgian England. The Bodleian Library commissioned the model and copies of the original plans were used to make it.

The Radcliffe Camera was designed by James Gibbs in the English Palladian style with Baroque overtones to house the Radcliffe Science Library. It is situated in the beautiful University city of Oxford, England next to the Bodleian Library.

The estate of the notable Doctor John Radcliffe, physician to Queen Anne, funded the construction of the Library following his death in 1714. Construction began in 1737 and the library finally opened in 1749. The building occupies a central square within Oxford and has become a notable landmark and symbol of the city.

Weight: 5 kg

Dimensions:9″w x 11″h x 5.5″d

This model is a hand made item and if in stock, will be delivered within 1-2 weeks. If you require this model urgently please contact the workshop directly.

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