'Lost Landscapes' in colour

Barton Road cricket ground

Acrylic, oil, on canvas with artificial gold leaf, 

10. X 8. X 1.8 cm

Barton nature park

 Acrylic, oil, on canvas with artificial gold leaf, 

10. X 8. X 1.8 cm

Horsepath site

Acrylic, oil, on canvas with artificial gold leaf, 

10. X 8. X 1.8 cm

Lincoln/Jesus sports ground

Acrylic, oil, on canvas with artificial gold leaf, 

10. X 8. X 1.8 cm

Littlemore Park

Acrylic, oil, on canvas with artificial gold leaf, 

10. X 8. X 1.8 cm

Minchery Farm allotments

Acrylic, oil, on canvas with artificial gold leaf, 

10. X 8. X 1.8 cm

OUP sports ground

Acrylic, oil, on canvas with artificial gold leaf, 

10. X 8. X 1.8 cm

Warnford playing fields

Acrylic, oil, on canvas with artificial gold leaf, 

10. X 8. X 1.8 cm

'Lost Landscapes'

Exhibition curated by the Oxford Committee of the Campaign to Protect Rural England

Local artists were invited to produce a piece of work in response to some of the green spaces that have been earmarked for development by the City Council – Barton Village Nature Park, the disused allotments at East Minchery Farm, Littlemore Park, the BMW Horspath site, Barton Road cricket ground, Jesus and Lincoln College playing fields, and the Oxford University Press sports ground. Nine artists were chosen from open submission by a selection panel which included Helen Statham, manager of the O3 Gallery in Oxford Castle.

Lost Landscapes
Bartlemas Chapel, Oxford OX4 2AJ
Tuesday 4 – Friday 7 September 10-5
Saturday 8 September 10-6