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[Cwm Hyfryd]

[Cwm Hyfryd]

In the foreground appear to be the remains of a small wooden structure and some bushes, in the background mountains.

[Cwm Hyfryd]

[Cwm Hyfryd]

A small boy, possibly Iolo Green, in the middle distance walks away from the camera. In front of him is a vista of scrub and grazing land leading to the mountains of Gorsedd y Cwmwl. This and 4689/227-8 may be from the location mentioned on p170 of 'A Wider Sky' (Gomer 1991) "On we galloped to the foothills of the Cordillera to a corral where stallions fought over the mares. Iolo told me to draw them but gave me no time, for he was away again chasing Gigo over the wild land that was his home"

Cutting images,

Four surplus copies of a folded leaf, including the title page, from the Gwasg Gregynog publication, Cutting images : a selection of linocuts by Kyffin Williams (Newtown, 2002), one of which includes two limericks in the author's hand. Also included is a copy of a prospectus for the book.

Criccieth

Criccieth

A view of the beach below the castle, the ruins of which are visible in the very top of the picture.

[Crib Goch under a stormy sky]

[Crib Goch under a stormy sky]

Unframed rectangular oil painting photographed on an easel in the artists studio with a Kodak Colour Control Patch at the top. Painting shows Crib Goch and surrounding mountainous scenery under a sky that changes from white to dark grey.

[Crib Goch]

[Crib Goch]

An unframed painting of Crib Goch with a blue sky above, the transparency mounted the wrong way round compared to it's sister view (slide 4694/264).

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