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Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge

Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge

Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge

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Educational institution in Cambridgeshire

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The Department of Engineering is the largest department in the University of Cambridge, representing approximately 10% of the University's activities by the majority of common metrics, and is one of Europe's largest integrated engineering departments. The painting collection consists mostly of portraits of past Professors and Heads of the Department documenting nearly 150 years of history and key milestones. A more recent acquisition is by artist Toni Bartl who became a lecturer in the Department and Director of the Welding Institute. He went on to become a teacher at Lincoln School of Art. The Department is a private educational institution. If you wish to see a particular painting, please contact the collection.

Trumpington Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB2 1PZ England

reception@eng.cam.ac.uk

01223 332 600

The Department is a private educational institution. If you wish to see a particular painting, please contact the collection.

http://www.eng.cam.ac.uk

Artworks

  • Visit of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh to the Department of Engineering, 13 November 1952
    Visit of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh to the Department of Engineering, 13 November 1952 Terence Tenison Cuneo (1907–1996)
    Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge
  • John Fleetwood Baker (Baron Baker of Windrush), Professor of Mechanical Sciences and Head of Department (1943–1968)
    John Fleetwood Baker (Baron Baker of Windrush), Professor of Mechanical Sciences and Head of Department (1943–1968) Eric Henri Kennington (1888–1960)
    Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge
  • Charles Inglis (1875–1952), Head of Department (1919–1943)
    Charles Inglis (1875–1952), Head of Department (1919–1943) Douglas Gordon Shields (1888–1940)
    Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge
  • Sir James Alfred Ewing (1855–1935), Professor of Mechanism and Applied Mechanics (1890–1903), Principal of the University of Edinburgh (1916–1929)
    Sir James Alfred Ewing (1855–1935), Professor of Mechanism and Applied Mechanics (1890–1903), Principal of the University of Edinburgh (1916–1929) Douglas Gordon Shields (1888–1940)
    Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge
  • James Stuart (1843–1913), Professor of Mechanism and Applied Mechanics (1875–1890)
    James Stuart (1843–1913), Professor of Mechanism and Applied Mechanics (1875–1890) unknown artist
    Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge
  • Cacophony III
    Cacophony III Charlotte Cornish (b.1967)
    Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge
  • Keith Glover, Professor of Engineering (1976 & 1989–2013), Head of Department (2002–2009)
    Keith Glover, Professor of Engineering (1976 & 1989–2013), Head of Department (2002–2009) Peter Mennim (b.1955)
    Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge
  • 4 more

Artists

  • David Smith Cairns (1862–1946)
    Douglas Gordon Shields (1888–1940)
  • Michael Gutteridge
    Arthur Trevethin Nowell (1862–1940)
  • The War God
    Eric Henri Kennington (1888–1960)
  • Adelaide Neilson (1848–1880)
    Thomas Benjamin Kennington (1856–1916)
  • Portrait of a Lady with a Bouquet
    unknown artist
  • Keith Glover, Professor of Engineering (1976 & 1989–2013), Head of Department (2002–2009)
    Peter Mennim (b.1955)
  • This Day I
    Charlotte Cornish (b.1967)
  • Bristol Aircraft Company Assembly Line
    Terence Tenison Cuneo (1907–1996)
  • Reclining Nude
    Antonin Karel Bartl (1912–1998)
  • Concrete Structure*
    A. M.

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