Dead bod shed
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This is the former coal shed where the dead bod painting (graffiti) was sited. It faced the river and became a sign to passing ships that they were welcomed back to Hull or leaving. With the demolition of the shed it was moved to the Humber Street art gallery.
About the Artist
John Elliott
I work in watercolours, oils and acrylics, taking inspiration from the changing light on the east coast. Born in the Lake District, I spent my early years in the Peak District, moving to Hull to enjoy my career as an architect. I have entered open exhibitions and had work selected in the Ferens art…
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