University Art Collection

The University of Hull Art Collection represents considerable authority in workmanship in Britain 1890-1940, which nearly compares to the life of Amy Johnson 1903-1941. The Collection covers compositions, figure, illustrations, and prints and has been depicted by Fred Hohler Chairman, Public Catalog Foundation as 'an accumulation of amazing quality'. It is currently shown in another exhibition in the Brynmor Jones Library on the University's Cottingham Road grounds.

The Collection will observe Amy Johnson Festival by especially including works by lady specialists delivered in the 1930s and 1940s.Located in the college's Brynmor Jones Library, the University of Hull Art Collection has numerous exceptional sketches, models, and illustrations created in Britain in the vicinity of 1890 and 1940.

Highlighted craftsmen incorporate Walter Sickert, Samuel Peploe, Lucien Pissarro, Stanley Spencer, Jacob Epstein and Henry Moore. The college is additionally the home of the Hull City Archives, Hull Local Studies Library, and Hull University Archive