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GiftsGifts from individuals and institutions have significantly enhanced the art collections at the School of Art. Our Acquisition Policy does not provide for the purchase of oil paintings, and so since 1946 donations from Contemporary Art Society of Wales have been an invaluable source of works representing post-war art in Wales: among these major works by Cedric Morris, Will Roberts, Kyffin Williams and Thomas Rathmell.Similarly, when the residue of the Davies sisters' print collection was transferred from the University of Wales, Gregynog to Aberystwyth in 1988, the print collection was enriched by important etchings by James McNeill Whistler, Auguste Renoir, Anders Zorn and Augustus John.  John Elwyn, Up to Date Gossip before the Meeting, 1949. Given by the Old Students Association 1997.  Contemporary Art Society for Wales | The Davies Sisters Print Collection | The Gregynog Loan Artist Collections | Art Pottery | Baskets | Bequests | Calligraphy | Ceramic Archive | Ceramic Figures | Ceramics | Classical Subjects in the 1920s | Collecting Contemporary Ceramics | Collecting Contemporary Prints | Colour Woodcuts | Drawings | Early British Studio Pottery | Glass | The Great and the Good | Gulbenkian Collection | Highlights of the Collection | Illustrators of the 1860s | Lithography in the 1920s | Loans | Musical Instruments | Overview | Paintings | Photographs | Portraiture in the 1920s | Prints | Prints of the 1920s and 1930s | Private Press Books | Publications | The Historic and Retrospective Collection of Ceramics and Bronzes | Search | Special Collections | Watercolours | Weaponry | Welsh Folk Craft | World Craft collections Collections |
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