Trophy winners 2026

The Harry Hudson Rodmell Salver for Best Exhibit in the Exhibition & The Eileen Meacock Trophy for Monochrome

awarded to Julie Gould for ‘Passage, Manvers Street, Hull’ (oil)

 

 

The Chris Caley Cup for a Still Life

awarded to Carolyn Taylor for ‘Reflections’ (acrylic and oil)

 

The Wynn Harrison Trophy for Flower Painting

awarded to Susan King for ‘Flowers’ (acrylic)

 

The Dick French Trophy for Landscape

awarded to Pam Williams for ‘Shadows on the sand’ (watercolour)

 

The John Lloyd Harris Salver for a View of Hornsea or an East Riding Scene

awarded to Phil Hargreaves for ‘Sea Defences, Hornsea’ (pastel)

 

The Catherine Hainsworth Award for animals or wildlife

awarded to Bev Hatchings for ‘Where’s that worm’ (pastel)

 

The Molly & Frank Wainwright Trophy for Seascape

awarded to Bev Hutchings for ‘Big Splash’

 

THe Hornsea Lions Trophy for action/movement

awarded to Gillian Fitzpatrick for ‘Ice’ (acrylic)

 

The Lady Strickland-Constable Trophy for Portraiture (human only)

awarded to Mary Wells for ‘Morgan Freeman’ (charcoal and pastel)

 

The Hornsea Art Society Award for Abstract & Contemporary

awarded to Joanne Morton for ‘Swirl’ (mixed media)

 

 

The Phyllis Cox Trophy for Sculpture

awarded to Mick Webb for ‘Time for a break’ (steel)

 

The Rod Hardwick and Mavis Hardwick Halligan Memorial Trophy for Nostalgia

awarded to David Dawson for ’Reflection’ (oil)

 

The Mally Simons Trophy for anything outside the listed categories

awarded to Peter Robinson for ‘Lincoln window’ (watercolour)

 

The Alan Marsh Memorial Trophy – 2026 designated theme ‘Turmoil’

awarded to Martin J B Piper for ‘Stormy Turbine’ (oil)

 

The Singleton Rosebowl for most votes at the Exhibition will be awarded at a later date