 Hall's own paintings were usually interiors, nudes, or paintings of still life.He was often represented at the Victorian Artists’ and other societies' exhibitions and held several one-man shows, but he was kept so busily employed as director and adviser, that his paintings had to be done at weekends and during vacations.In February 1934 he again went to London as adviser to the Felton trustees and died there on 14 February 1935.