Ferens Art Gallery – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Hull – Ferens Art Gallery

The Ferens Art gallery was opened in 1927 with funding from Thomas Ferens, a wealthy and generous local businessman who

I looked across one of the gallery rooms and thought how much clarity this painting had and how much like

This painting is on loan to the Ferens from the National Portrait Gallery and I’ve used their photo since their

This beautiful book is part of the William Wilberforce Coming Home temporary exhibition at the Ferens Art Gallery, a debate

Impressment, or press ganging, was a substantial problem for merchant sailors around the coast of the country during the eighteenth

This artwork is actually untitled, I’ve given it a very unoriginal title for sake of completeness… In essence, this is

I felt that I had to comment on this photo given the subject’s name. Roger Eliot Fry lived from 1866

This cricketing sculpture was designed by William Day Keyworth the Younger, an artist who lived from 1843 until 1902, when

This artwork was painted in 1913 and so it is a relatively early depiction of a visit to the cinema,

Not being the sharpest knife in the drawer at times, I don’t always get what modern art, or indeed other