Bronze Age Gold from Wales

Pont Aberglaslyn

The Reverend J. Evans, visiting this bridge linking Caernarvonshire with Merioneth in the 1790s wrote - 'The scenery is the most magnificent that can be imagined; the eye becomes fixed, and the mind wrapped in emotions of silent wonder...the perpendicular dark cliffs rise...in the greatest irregularity a thousand feet...everything contributes in a high degree to render this scene of sublimity, arising from the combination of gloom and grandeur. Nicholson, a Yorkshire painter, is better known as a watercolourist. This work was engraved in 1809.

Collection Area

Art

Item Number

NMW A 505

Creation/Production

NICHOLSON, Francis
BYRNE, Letitia
Date: 1809

Acquisition

Purchase, 3/1/1919

Measurements

Height (cm): 55.6
Width (cm): 76
Height (in): 21
Width (in): 29

Techniques

canvas

Material

oil

Location

In store
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