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Pembroke Coast

Artist: INNES, James Dickson (1887-1914)

This landscape of about 1911 depicts the cliffs at Stackpole Quay looking towards Caldey Island in south Pembrokeshire. It reveals Innes's landscape style at its closest to that of Augustus John, at the time when the two artists often painted together.

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Item Number

NMW A 196

Creation/Production

INNES, James Dickson

Role: Artist

Date: 1911

Acquisition

Purchase, 1970

Measurements

Height: 31.8cm

Width: 38.1cm

h(cm) frame:44

w(cm) frame:51

d(cm) frame:5.0

Techniques

oil on wood

Techniques (fine art)

art dept - fine

Fine Art - painting

Material

oil

wood

Location

Gallery 22

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Comments - (4)

Graham Davies Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales Staff

1 March 2013, 14:55

Dear Kevin, thank you for your comment. Please see our Print on Demand webpages for purchasing a print of Pembroke Coast.
Many thanks,
Graham Davies, Online Curator

Kevin Richardson

28 February 2013, 16:31

Is it possible to purchase a print of Pembroke Coast approx. 28cm x 38cm
regards
photowales@gmail.com

Amgueddfa Cymru

22 April 2010, 17:05

Thank you for your enquiry about paintings by J.D. Innes. Currently Arenig by Innes is on display in The Power of the Land: The Welsh Landscape Gallery and we intend to return Pembroke Coast to display in the same gallery soon. Further works by Innes, including both Welsh and French landscapes, will go on display in the autumn (from 30 September) when our new displays of the nineteenth century French and early twentieth century British collections open. There are also 12 watercolours and drawings by J.D. Innes in the Museum collection, which can be viewed by appointment in the Prints & Drawings Study Room (telephone 029 2057 3232).

Janet Downs

19 April 2010, 17:43

Why aren't these lovely paintings of Wales by Innes on public display? I have just listened to a programme on Radio 4, "Delirious Wilderness" about Innes, and they described him as the Welsh Kandinsky. I had never heard of him but now I've seen these pictures I hope one day to see them for real.

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