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Lougher From Penclawdd

MORRIS, Cedric

© Estate of Cedric Morris. All Rights Reserved 2025/Bridgeman Images/Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales
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The semi-rural fringes of Swansea in the foreground of the painting contrast starkly with the chimneys and smoke of industrial Wales in the background. It is a generalised depiction of the Llanelli shoreline from Penclawdd. Loughor, in the title, is in fact not visible in the painting. Cedric Morris was born in Sketty, Swansea and would have known the surrounding landscape well.


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Collection

Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales

Item Number

NMW A 29356

Creation/Production

MORRIS, Cedric
Date:

Acquisition

Purchase - ass. of DWT, 3/10/2008
Purchased with support from The Derek Williams Trust

Measurements

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Techniques

oil on canvas
Techniques (fine art)
art dept - fine
Fine Art - painting

Material

canvas

Location

In store
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Tags

  • Architecture And Buildings
  • Communities And Society
  • Estuary
  • Fine Art
  • House
  • Landscape Features
  • Morris, Cedric
  • Painting
  • Valleys Re-Told

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