Wales Through Artists’ Eyes – GI 25 020
6 May 2025 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm BST
Tutor: Hilary Underwood BA MPhil
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One of the first artists to appreciate Welsh scenery was the Welsh-born eighteenth century painter, Richard Wilson. As The taste for wild and dramatic scenes grew, Wales became an essential destination for nineteenth century landscapists, including De Loutherbourg, Turner, Samuel Palmer, and the watercolourist David Cox. It continued to inspire painters, including Graham Sutherland, into the twentieth century.
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Richard Wilson, Snowdon from Llyn Nantlle, c.1766. Wikimedia Commons.
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