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Type Author/Artist Name of Work/ Date Notes/ Links Place(S) Appendix 9: Llanthony - Art, folklore, literary and popular culture references Type Author/artist Name of work/ date Notes/ links Place(s) referenced Art - forum Arts Alive Crickhowell based forum for local artists Black Mountains Art - drawing Luytens, Edward Plan of Llanthony Priory church Hangs in dining room of Abbey Hotel Llanthony Priory Art - drawing Milne, Susan Holly Hedge , 1990 and Spanish Chestnut , 1990 Vale of Ewyas Art - drawing Vellacott, Elizabeth Drawings of the valley, 1960s and 1970s, including Stayed with James Wood at Loxidge in the 1960s and 1970s Vale of Ewyas The Gully, Llanthony , 1966 http://www.kettlesyard.co.uk/collection-item/mountain-top-the-gully- llanthony/ Art - engraving Anonymous Angel St Clement , Llanthony, 1200 Llanthony Priory Art - engraving Bartlett, William Llanthony Abbey , early 19th century (after 1810) Gwent Archives (Pictorial/Llanthony/8) Llanthony Priory Art - engraving Bourne, James Lantone Abbey, 1794 Llanthony Priory Art - engraving Buck, Samuel and NathanualNorth-west view of Lantony Abby , 1732 Included in Venerable Remains Llanthony Priory in England and Wales . National Museum of Wales. Art - engraving Colte-Hoare, Sir Richard Various engravings of Llanthony Priory and Oldcastle, Visited the priory and valley on several occasions. Provided Llanthony Priory and 1801 illustrations for Coxe, An HistoricalTour Through Monmouthshire, Oldcastle 1801 Art - engraving Dean, TW Llanthoney Abbey , 1845 Llanthony Priory Art - engraving Hooper, S Lantony Monastery, Monmouthshire , 1784 Illustration in Francis Grose, The Antiquities of England and Wales , Llanthony Priory 1776 Art - engraving Roffe, R Chancery arch and nave , 1810 Llanthony Priory Art - engraving Rosenstengel, Horse Chestnut , ? Vale of Ewyas Art - engraving Storer, J West end of Priory and Court Farm shooting lodge , Llanthony Priory 1810 Art - engraving/ Holloway, Edgar Mountain Path, Llanthony Valley , 1943 Rented Sychre farm from artist, Reg Gammon Capel y ffin, Vale of Ewyas painting Art - exhibition Gill, Eric, Jones, David andA Holloway, World Untouched Edgar (Abergavenny Museum See exhibition brochure for prints and engravings. See William Gibbs exhibition, 2009) presentation/ notes on these artist Art - general Gibbs, William Artists of Llanthony Valley Presentation and notes, including 265 images. Indicates the long- Llanthony Priory/ Vale of standing interest in Llanthony and the valley from artists, particularly Ewyas in the late eighteenth and nineteenth century when tourism and a renewed interest in heritage sites and landscapes can be observed. Full set of images stored in Llanthony Valley & District History Group Dropbox. Art - general Various Lots of paintings and engravings of Llanthony at: Llanthony Priory/ Vale of http://www.peoplescollection.wales/discover/query/Llanthony Ewyas Art - exhibition Various Llanthony and Tintern Art exhibition, 2014. Further info at: http://cadw.gov.wales/about/news/8782765/?lang=en Llanthony and Tintern Comprehensive list of artworks relating to Llanthony. Catalogue also stored in Llanthony Valley & District History Group Dropbox. Art - painting Anonymous Mill on the Honddu at Llanthony , 19th century Llanthony Art - painting Baker, Cath Llwyn Celyn (Landmark Trust) artist in residence Llwlyn celyn/ Vale of Ewyas Appendix 9: Llanthony - Art, folklore, literary and popular culture references Type Author/artist Name of work/ date Notes/ links Place(s) referenced Art - painting Bateman, Ian Cwm Yoy , ? Cwmyoy church Art - painting Buckler, Unnamed, 1850 Llanthony Priory Art - painting Burra, Edward Black Mountain , 1968 William Gibb Artists of Llanthony presentation comments: Against a Llanthony Priory distant view of the dark hulking mass of the mountain, Burra depicts a modern-day tractor and its driver tractor with blue cans of Shell diesel in the foreground. But they are surrounded by mysterious, medieval- looking hooded figures, perhaps cowled monks, one of whom appears to be radiating from his eyes red bolts of electricity. ‘Visitors from the past, perhaps usually invisible to the living’, suggests Andrew Lambirth in the exhibition catalogue. Art - painting Clarke, Llanthony Priory, Shell Collection, ? Llanthony Priory Art - painting Constanduras, Denis Llanthony Priory, Monmouthshire Shell poster, 1940 Llanthony Priory Art - painting Cotman, Unnamed, 1801 Llanthony Priory Art - painting Cox, David Llanthony Abbey , 1854 Published in Roscoe, T, 1854 Wanderings and excursions in South Wales,Llanthony with the Priory scenery of the River Wye Art - painting Craxton, John Llanthony Abbey , 1942 https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/craxton-llanthony-abbey-t07834 Llanthony Priory Art - painting Dayes, Ernest West Front of Llanthony Priory , c1800 and Llanthony Llanthony Priory Abbey, Monmouthshire, 1792 Art - painting de Suffren, Amelia Llanthony Abbey, Monmouthshire , 1802 Shows old bridge at Bugley? Llanthony Priory Art - painting Gammon, Reg Carney , ? and other paintings around his home at Images accompanied 'Nature notes' in Cycling Tourist Club Gazette. Capel y ffin and Carney, Carney farm, c1930s-1960s See William Gibbs presentation/ notes on this artist Vale of Ewyas Art - painting Gardner, Rev J General South View of Llantony Priory , 1793 Llanthony Priory Art - painting Grimm, Samual Llanthony Abbey , 1777 Illustration for Henry Penruddocke Wyndham's Tour Through Llanthony Priory Hieronymous Monmouthshire and Wales , 1777. Natonal Museum of Wales Art - painting Haines, Elizabeth Cwm bwchel , ? Cwm bwchel, Vale of Ewyas Art - painting Harraden View of Lantone Abbey, by Harraden, 1794. Art - painting Harvey, Llanthony , ? Llanthony Priory Art - painting Hearne, T Llanthony Abbey , 1806 Llanthony Priory Art - painting Hodges, William Ruins of Llanthony Abbey , 1777 National Museum of Wales Llanthony Priory Art - painting Jones, David Tyr y Blaenau , 1924-5, Crucifiction , 1925 and other Started his long-form poem about WW1, 'Parenthesis', whilst living at Capel y ffin and Vale of paintings around Capel y ffin Capel y ffin; set of painting of the valley and used it as an inspiration Ewyas for his work long after he left. See William Gibbs presentation/ notes on this artist Art - painting Mayer-Martin, George Llanthony , c1949 Impressionist Vale of Ewyas Art - painting Morgan, Glyn Green Man at Cwmyoy , 1996, Llanthony Landscape , Often used Twmpa as background Vale of Ewyas 1990 Art - painting Morris, Cedric The Whirral , 1935 Looking down valley towards Cwmyoy from the Whiral farm? Whiral, Vale of Ewyas Art - painting Parker, Cwmyoy church , 1843 Cwmyoy Art - painting Phillip, Ian Llanthony Priory , Llanthony Priory Appendix 9: Llanthony - Art, folklore, literary and popular culture references Type Author/artist Name of work/ date Notes/ links Place(s) referenced Art - painting Piper, John Ty Isaf, Llanthony Valley , 1939-40, Llanthony Abbey , Leeds Museum and Art Gallery, National Museum of Wales Llanthony Priory/ Ty isaf 1941 and other images of the priory Art - painting Powell, Ivor Cwmyoy church , 1960 Cwmyoy church Art - painting Pritchard, Gwilim Llanthony Abbey , 2005 Llanthony Priory Art - painting Prout, JS Llantony Priory , 1843 Llanthony Priory Art - painting Ravilious, Eric Various painting of landscape around Capel-y-ffin, See William Gibbs presentation/ notes on this artist Capel y ffin, Vale of Ewyas 1940s http://jamesrussellontheweb.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/ravilious-in-capel- y-ffin.html Art - painting Rooker, Michael Angelo Llanthony , 1796 Llanthony Priory Art - painting Sandby, Paul Llanthony Abbey , 1773 First watercolor of the abbey. Private collection Llanthony Priory Art - painting Smith, John 'Warwick' Llanthony Abbey and Llanthony Abbey (East End), Llanthony Priory 1788 Art - painting Tress, David Red Hill, Llanthony , 2014, Llanthony Valley, first Vale of Ewyas Art - painting Turner, JMW Variouslight , 2014 drawings and other and images paintings of ofthe Llanthony valley Priory, Commentary on Turner's Llanthony images in Gibbs presentation Llanthony Prory/ 1794 and later; Llanvihangel Crocurney mill and (see above). Tate Museum exhibition – Ruin Lust (March 2014). Llanvihangel Crucorney bridge, 1795 Radio 4 Front Row (3/3/14), Iain Sinclair comments on Turner’s painting of Llanthony Priory as ‘fraudulent’ ie shows surrounding hills much higher and precipitous than they really are and ruin of Landor’s house with ‘cateracts’. An image for the tourist, like modern ‘ruin porn’. Comments from NMR record - Turner painted Llanthony in 1794 and SW sketches 1795 so visited Honddu Valley. Bridge in picture has two arches compared to one now - earlier bridge? What are mountains in background - Bryn Arw? But not flat-topped, river is wider than at present and more boulders, fisherman has salmon rod. Gable end behind bridge is The Mill. Indianapolis Museum of Art. Art - painting Whimper, Llanthony Abbey , ? East end window still in place Art - painting Williams, Edward Unnamed, ? View of track to east of Llanthony Priory Llanthony Priory Art - painting Wood, James Lived at Loxidge C:\Users\pandb\Dropbox\Llanthony LHP\7Artists Art - sculpture Gill, Eric Capel y ffin/ Vale of Ewyas Audio-visual - Adams, Jamie (Director) Black Mountain Poets, 2015 Trailor https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CwxRVDDXOZY Capel y ffin/ Vale of Ewyas film Audio-visual - Bevan, Pip and Wright, DouglasVoices of our Valley 40 hours of interviews with older residents of the Vale of Ewyas Llanthony Priory/ Vale of film Ewyas Audio-visual - Landis, John (Director) American Werewolf
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