Wolverhampton School of Art, University of Wolverhampton
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Wolverhampton School of Art, University of Wolverhampton
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 17 Sep 2016
The University of Wolverhampton Faculty of Arts eight storey building is on the north side of the A4150 Ring Road St Peters. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5150740 to another view Their website states that the Wolverhampton School of Art was created in 1851 in Castle Street, at a time when an evolving arts school movement stoked the emerging tastes and aspirations of a public hungry for beautiful home-grown products. The Great Exhibition of 1851 highlighted an urgent need for innovation in art and design to serve the needs of industry. In Wolverhampton, it was recognised that improvements were essential for international success. This led to local exhibitions of arts and crafts at the Wolverhampton Mechanics Institutes, which together with the School of Art became the foundation of the University of Wolverhampton.
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Image Location
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52.589452
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-2.127933