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The Picture Loan Scheme offers students, undergraduate and graduate, the chance to borrow original artworks for the academic year. Set up by former Master, Professor Alan Munro, during the 1990s, the collection comprises some 200 pictures in a wide range of styles and media. Its central criteria are that each work be striking and original (i.e. no reproductions). 
 
An exhibition is held in the second week of Michaelmas term, and all students are invited to come and choose one or two pictures for the year. At the end of the Easter term, these are returned to the Porters’ Lodge.
 
New artworks are added most years. Parts of the current collection can be browsed below. It is administered by Music Fellow, Dr David Trippett.

Guitarist Nude Hair Musicians Musicians Green wallpaper Halls Gap Ham Hill How deep Trio Horse in gorge Street scene Nude collage Four collages Arab street Lillies and wrap Lane Tiverton Map - Middlesboro Map of Dorset Map of Cornwall Twentieth Head The downs Against the day Life Classes Arab dancing N Africa Unframed Arab building Lion poster Blossoming Flint Hall's gap Victoria Seated man Digger Fish out of the sea Sleeping person Brown design Man bird music Raoul Dufy Street scene White peacock old work boat by oscar creek sikinos noel Immersed naked blue and red lady grey and white pattern picture court cc leyden seated naked lady the laidly worm of london jennys room french galleon first court conservatory second court wild roses blue tit Gallery item margret countess of richmond the keeper and the caged swifts fly continuously ladies of the night Gallery item cities by folon christs college firenze queen anemone whale jelly fanned fish goldfish washing day vienna venezia marrow and veg venezia firenze boy and fish ocean dreams falling old wives tales with the tide tree trunk flowers seated lady pattern tree tv orange pattern inner ear fist arab dancing

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