Wolverhampton Gallery is a gallery in the English city of the same name. It houses a remarkable art collection of international importance. Also included in the collection is the large-scale painting Peace and Abundance by the Flemish Baroque painter Abraham Janssens van Nuyssen. Aside from the Janssens painting, the Old Masters collection is relatively small. Includes a version of "A Spinner's Grace" by Gerard Dou, "Bouquet of Flowers" by Jan van Huysum. There is a collection of antique drawings, which includes graphic works by Wenceslas Hollar and Alessandro Allori.

The museum also has a collection of 114 historical tsuba from Japan donated by Councilor Davis Green in October 1924.

The gallery has a substantial collection of Japanese pottery and Bilston glazes and a rich heritage of artwork by local artists, such as John Fullwood (1854-1931), Joseph Vickers de Ville (1856-1925), George Phoenix (1863-1935 ), Alfred Egerton Cooper (1883-1974).

Since the late 1960s, Wolverhampton Art Gallery has amassed a remarkable collection of pop art.

To date, the gallery's collection consists of about 12,000 exhibits: oil paintings and works on paper from the 17th-20th centuries; collection of oriental applied art objects; Japanese items; enamels; ceramic and glass; dolls and toys; and local history. The gallery also houses Dr. John Fraser's collection of geological samples.