Works
| Work | Year | Type of work | Notes and References |
|---|---|---|---|
| A girl decked with leaves | 1905–1930 | The print made by etching shows the head of a woman with leaves in her hair. It's printed with plate-tone in brown ink and printed on speckled buff paper. | |
| Air Maidens | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The was wooden figure group was exhibited at Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill (Leicester Galleries) in 1927. |
| Back of Hand-mirror | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze cast sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Ballads Weird and Wonderful | 1912 | Illustrations | Hill illustrated a book of ancient, legendary ballads. For example, see Young Benjie. |
| Blind | 1902–1915 | Walking in the dark is a ragged old man. The work is a print made by etching and aquatint. | |
| Crescent Moon | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The lead sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Dawn with Trumpet | 1905–1924 | The etching, of an "allegorical figure in flowing rows blowing trumpet in doorway" is printed with plate-tone in brown ink. | |
| Day joy | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze cast sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Door Knocker | 1927 (exhibited) | Architectural sculpture | The bronze cast door knocker was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Elfin Crown | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze cast sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Evening | 1905–1915 | The work depicts two sitting figures: a woman sitting near a fire and a satyr holding a crook. | |
| Fire | 1905–1915 | The work, an etching, depicts a man who is walking in flames, while nude and shielding his face. | |
| The Guardian | 1905–1915 | A seated, semi-nude angle is holding a branch of leaves and a trumpet. The work is an etching. | |
| Mermaid | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The carved animal bone sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Moon Maidens | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The wood carved sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Moon Maidens | 1930 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze sculpture was exhibited at Leeds City Art Gallery, Yorkshire Artists' Exhibition in 1928. |
| Morning Gladness | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze cast sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Night | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The carved stone sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Nymph | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze cast sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Rapture | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze cast sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Roaring flame | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze cast sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Sea Frolic | 1927 (exhibited) | The work is a photomechanical print invitation of three entwined mermaids for the Leicester Galleries Exhibition of Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill in 1927. | |
| Sorrow | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The carved marble sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| St Joan of Arc Church sculpture | Unknown | Sculpture | Hill made a sculpture for the church, details are unknown. |
| The Arcadian Calendar | 1909 | Illustration | The calendar is believed to be his first commissioned illustrations. The work was published by John Lane The Bodley Head. |
| The Awakening | 1930 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze sculpture was exhibited at Leeds City Art Gallery, Yorkshire Artists' Exhibition in 1930. |
| The Chase | 1928 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze sculpture was exhibited at Leeds City Art Gallery, Yorkshire Artists' Exhibition in 1928. |
| The Flower of Silence | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The carved wood sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| The Mask | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze cast sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| The Messenger | 1905–1915 | The work depicts a man who is flying above the mountains, while nude and carrying a banner. On his feet are winged sandals. | |
| The Moon Chariot | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The lead sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| The New Inferno | 1910 | Illustration | Hill created Art Nouveau illustrations for S. Phillips The New Inferno in 1911. |
| The Spirit that destroyed Rheims | 1905–1915 | An etching, made on cream paper, depict a figure brandishing a sword while flailing and bursting through flames. | |
| The Sun God | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The carved stone sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| The Wave | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The carved marble sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| The Wheel | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze cast sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| The woman-wind asleep | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The lead sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
| Tramping with a Poet through the Rockies | Before 1922 | Illustrations | Hill illustrated the travel journal of authors Vachel Lindsay and Stephen Graham through the United States and Canadian Rockies, with stops at an Indian reservation and a Mormon temple. |
| Wind Helmet | 1927 (exhibited) | Sculpture | The bronze cast sculpture was exhibited at Leicester Galleries for the "Sculpture, Drawings and Etchings by Vernon Hill" exhibit. |
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