| Hi, you are logged in as , if you are not , please click hereYou are shopping as , if this is not your email, please click hereCampaign and Alumni Relations DescriptionIn 2005 the University commissioned Sheffield artist Joe Scarborough to paint 'Our University', and sales of the prints raised over £18,000 for undergraduate scholarships. Joe was honoured with an honorary doctorate in 2008 in recognition of his contribution to the cultural life of the city.
The painting depicts the University of Sheffield both past and present in Joe's inimitable and colourful style. Joe is a former miner whose artistic works draw on his personal experiences and background to create a wealth of images of the life and people of South Yorkshire. His largest work to date - a vast mural depicting the history of Sheffield - dominates the main corridor at the Weston Park Museum.
To accompany Joe's latest piece we have reprinted a very limited number of the first from Joe's series of University prints. Sales of these prints will support the provision of scholarships for gifted students in need of financial support, and to help the University's Alumni Foundation which provides grants for student clubs and societies to enrich the life of the University.
These prints, measuring 19 x 17 inches are unframed and packed in protective cardboard tubes. Read MoreDescriptionSteel City Scholars – the Centenary History of the University of Sheffield by Helen Mathers. Delivery Rates Delivery - A £6.00 delivery fee will be added to your order at checkout. Collection - No delivery charge. Please call or email to arrange collection 0114 222 1071 [email protected] Read MoreDescriptionA companion piece to "Our University" and "Our Students´ Journey", “The Big Walk” celebrates the achievements of the Big Walk events and commemorates the life of Jane Riberzani, a former member of staff at the English Language Teaching Centre, who sadly died from a lung related illness in 2014.
View “The Big Walk” in more detail - www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni/big-walk-print
This print has been made possible thanks to a generous donation from the Riberzani family to support Lung Disease research, and all proceeds from the sale of prints will be used to support our ongoing research into Lung Disease led by Dr Allan Lawrie.
We have both unsigned and a limited number of signed and numbered prints available.
The prints, measuring 19" x 17" are unframed and packed in protective cardboard tubes. Read More |