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Rogers Jones & Co. The Auction Rooms 17 Llandough Trading Estate The Welsh Sale in Cardiff - 300 works of art from Wales Penarth Road Cardiff CF11 8RR Started 06 Jul 2013 11:00 BST United Kingdom Lot Description After E MEIRION ROBERTS caricature of the Llanelli Rugby Team commemorating their victory over New Zealand in 1972, bearing a 1 Welsh poem by Dick Jones, 13 x 16.5 ins. After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA Artist`s Proof; Snowdonia cottage, signed fully in pencil, 15.5 x 21.5 ins (39 x 54 cms), (Provenance: 2 gifted by the artist to the late Mr William `Bill` Lloyd Williams, his gardener, and by descent). 3 After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA Limited Edition (72/150) print; portrait of Norma Lopez, signed fully in pencil, 14 x 10 ins (36 x 25 cms). After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA Limited Edition (82/150) linocut print; a walking farmer wearing overcoat and with crook, signed with 4 initials, 19.75 x 11 ins (50 x 28 cms). After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA Limited Edition (22/50) linocut print; a farmer with crook struggling up a hill, signed fully in pencil, 9 x 5 12.5 ins (23 x 32 cms). After ANEURIN JONES coloured print; two farmers in conversation with their dogs at their side , signed fully in pencil, 22.25 x 15.5 ins 6 (15 x 39 cms). SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA framed poster; depicting a farmer on a hillside in a storm (produced for Royal Welsh Agricultural Society), 7 22.5 x 17 ins (57 x 43 cms). After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA Limited Edition (488/500) circular print; to promote Eisteddfod Mon, signed fully in pencil, 11 ins (28 8 cms) diameter. After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA monochrome print; a Snowdonia cottage, entitled `Hendre Waelod`, signed fully in pencil, 14.5 x 21.25 9 ins (37 x 54 cms). 10 After MERYL WATTS stylised Christmas screen print; signed in full, 12 x 18.5 ins (30 x 47 cms). After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA Limited Edition (38/75) coloured print; a standing Welsh Black bull `Graig Goch Berwyn XVI`, signed 11 fully in pencil, 16 x 23.5 ins (41 x 60 cms). 12 After ANEURIN JONES screen print of a mower, 11 x 14.5 ins (28 x 37 cms). After WILF ROBERTS Limited Edition (32/50) coloured print; an Anglesey farm near Bodafon `Bwlch`, signed fully in pencil, 10 x 12 ins 13 (25 x 31 cms). 14 After MERYL WATTS screen print; a moonlit Portmeirion Village, 11.75 x 8 ins (30 x 20 cms). 15 After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA Limited Edition (57/150) linocut print; a Snowdonia farmer with sheepdog in snow, 7.5 x 7 ins. After GEORGE CHAPMAN Limited Edition (5/100) monochrome print; a South Wales valley street with lady walking, signed fully in 16 pencil, 18 x 21.5 ins (46 x 55 cms). After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA Limited Edition (138/250) monochrome print; a Snowdonia lane, `Old School House, Cwm Pennant`, 17 signed with initials, 22 x 15.5 ins (56 x 39 cms). 18 After WILLIAM SELWYN Limited Edition (77/500) coloured print; a standing farmer, signed fully in pencil, 13 x 18.5 ins (33 x 47 cms). After WILLIAM SELWYN Limited Edition (257/300) print; a shepherd and sheepdog herding a flock, signed fully in pencil, 13.25 x 17.25 19 ins (34 x 44 cms). 20 After WILLIAM SELWYN Artist`s Proof coloured print; an old gentleman and dog, 14.5 x 8.25 ins (37 x 21 cms). 21 After JOHN KNAPP-FISHER Limited Edition (306/1000) print; entitled `Abereiddy Evening`, 8 x 24.5 ins (20 x 62 cms). After CHARLES FREDERICK TUNNICLIFFE Limited Edition (11/90) monochrome print; a falcon perched upon handler`s gauntlet, 12 x 22 9 ins (30 x 23 cms). 23 After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA print; farmers chatting, signed with initials, 6 x 6 ins (15 x 15 cms). 24 After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA woodcut print; two gentlemen in conversation, signed with initials, 8 x 5 ins (20 x 12 cms). 25 After JUDITH STROUD Artist`s Proof print; entitled `Son of Townhall II`, 4 x 4.25 ins (10 x 11 cms). 26 After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA woodcut print; Patagonian landscape `Lle Cul`, signed with initials, 6 x 7 ins (15 x 18 cms). After JOHN-KNAPP FISHER Limited Edition (455/850) print; Pembrokeshire coast scene with fishing vessel, dated 1972 and signed 27 fully in pencil, 5 x 21.5 ins (12 x 54 cms). 28 After WILLIAM SELWYN Limited Edition (31/500) print; a steam train at Conwy, signed fully in pencil, 12 x 16.25 ins (31 x 42 cms). After SAMUEL AND NATHANIEL BUCK four reproduction prints; entitled `The North West View of Cardiff, in the County of Glamorgan` 29 and `The East View of Swansea, in the County of Glamorgan` and two smaller. 30 A part Antiquarian Atlas by CHRISTOPHER SAXTON; having maps for Montgomery, Merionith, Caernarvon, Denbigh, and Flint. 31 After JOHN PIPER coloured print; an Anglo Saxon Church, 22 x 30 ins (56 x 76 cms). 32 After PAUL SANDBY monochrome print; entitled `Cardiff Castle (from the West)`, 10 x 13 ins (25 x 33 cms). After BERNARD GREEN Limited Edition (10/28) coloured print; entitled `Carreg Sampson, Longhouse, Pembrokeshire`, signed fully in 33 pencil, 13 x 25 ins (33 x 64 cms). 34 After TINA HOLLEY Artist`s Proof coloured print; entitled `Llandudno and Conwy Mountain`, 11 x 29.5 ins (28 x 75 cms). 35 SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA Artist`s Proof linocut; Patagonian horse rider, 8.5 x 11.25 ins (22 x 28.5 cms). After SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA Limited Edition (92/350) coloured print; the Menai Straits and Caernarfon Castle, signed with initials, 36 15.5 x 19 ins (39 x 48 cms). A chart of the coast of Wales and St George`s Channel (drawn from an actual survey now lying at the Admiralty Office and made 37 between 1737 and 1744 by the Order and Encouragement of the Lords of the Admiralty - by Lewis Morris), 20 x 28 ins (51 x 71 cms). 38 After JOHN SELWAY coloured print; entitled `Crucifixion I`, signed fully in pencil and dated 1991, 12.75 x 10 ins (32 x 26 cms). A reproduction photographic print portrait of (turn of the century Welsh opera singer) Madame Adelina Patti, 14.5 x 10.75 ins (37 x 27 39 cms). 40 After BURT ISAAC limited edition (28/100) linoprint; entitled `Red Storm`, signed, 9.25 x 12.5 ins (23 x 32 cms). After MERYL WATTS a large quantity of Meryl Watts designed postcards and a woodcut print of a cactus, signed, 14 x 8.25 ins (35 x 21 41 cms) (not illustrated). 42 BRIGID WRIGHT a parcel of eight framed watercolours/drawings, various sizes (not illustrated). EMIL AXEL KRAUSE set of three finely executed watercolours of Conwy - one of the tubular bridge and castle from the south side, 2.75 43 x 5 ins (7.5 x 13 cms); another of Conwy from the north side showing the quay with figures in boats, 2.75 x 5 ins (7.5 x 13 cms); and figures below the entrance to the ...[more] 44 BRIDGET WRIGHT mixed media; `Yellow Landscape 2`, signed with initials, 9.75 x 13.5 ins (25 x 34.5 cms). 45 MARY LLOYD JONES watercolour; `Mynydd Parys 1`, signed and dated 2001, 7.75 x 7.75 ins (19.5 x 19.5 cms). 46 CLAUDIA WILLIAMS blue colourwash; `At the Piano 1975` with original Tegfryn Gallery label verso, 9.25 x 6 ins (23 x 15 cms). 47 KAREL LEK watercolour; two men sharing a joke, signed, 4 x 4.25 ins (10 x 11 cms). 48 KAREL LEK watercolour; two shopping ladies earnestly in conversation, signed, 11.25 x 8.75 ins (28.5 x 22 cms). 49 KAREL LEK watercolour; two shopping ladies having a gossip, signed, 5.25 x 6 ins (13 x 15 cms). 50 KAREL LEK watercolour; a portrait of Sir Kyffin Williams, 8 x 7.5 ins (20 x 19 cms). 51 KAREL LEK watercolour; a study of a full length Charlie Chaplin, signed, 13.75 x 9.75 ins (35 x 25 cms). MALCOLM EDWARDS watercolour; Welsh farmstead by tree on a hillock - `Dying Sun, Hendre Waelod`, signed, 12.25 x 12.75 ins (31 52 x 34 cms). 52A GYRTH RUSSELL watercolour; large shipping vessel `Great Western` in dock, signed, 14 x 21 ins (36 x 53 cms). WILL ROBERTS charcoal; entitled verso `Sitting Nude`, 28.5 x 20.5 ins (72 x 51 cms), (Provenance: from the artist`s private collection 53 and by descent). 54 RAY HOWARD-JONES watercolour; a seal and pup on a rocky shore, indistinctly signed, 11.5 x 17 ins (29 x 43 cms). DONALD McINTYRE mixed media; cottages and boats on a shore, entitled verso `Cadgwith Number 8`, signed with initials, 9.75 x 55 15.75 ins (25 x 40 cms). 56 DAVID TRESS watercolour; entitled verso `Haverfordwest near the Castle`, signed and dated 1981, 9 x 15.5 ins (23 x 39 cms). 57 EMRYS PARRY pastel; shadowy figure in an Impressionist landscape, signed, 26 x 34.25 ins (66 x 87 cms). WILL ROBERTS mixed media; entitled verso `Landscape and Lamp, The Ridgeway, Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire`, signed and dated 58 1991, 6.5 x 9.25 ins, (Provenance: from the late artist`s private collection and by descent).
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    Powys & the Brecon Beacons National Park Heritage & Cultural Audit November 2013 2 | P a g e Brecon Cluster Activity Name Description Comment Artbeat Brecon Artbeat Brecon was formed as a group to market the unique galleries and cultural enterprises There is a trail within Brecon. Well known for the outstanding natural beauty of the area, Brecon remains a and map thriving market town and is rapidly becoming a great focal point for the creative arts in Mid showing all the Wales. The group has organised a month long arts festival in October. participating shops and http://www.artbeatbrecon.co.uk/ galleries. Includes the http://brecon.fyinetwork.co.uk/my,2150-Brecon-Arts-Festival-1st--31st-Oct-2013#my,2150- county museum Brecon-Arts-Festival-1st--31st-Oct-2013 and theatre Brecknock The Brecknock Society was formed in 1928, primarily as the result of the enthusiasm and The society Society & energy of Col John Lloyd. In the same year the Society established the Breconshire County publishes an Museum Friends Museum in the former independent chapel in Glamorgan Street. The eminent archaeologist annual local Professor Mortimer Wheeler provided professional advice on how the Museum should be history and developed and Lord Glanusk bequeathed to the Museum what is possibly still its prize exhibit, archaeological the late ninth century dug-out canoe from Llangors lake. journal – “Brycheiniog” Powys Family This is one of the three sub-branches of the Powys Family History Society. Their interests focus History Society on the county of Breconshire in mid Wales. There are groups in Radnorshire and Brecknock Group Montgomeryshire.