© Dalma Flanders
Flanders was a topographical artist who modelled his drawing on that of Muirhead Bone. He became widely known for his drawings in the Illustrated London News and the Peterborough column of the Daily Telegraph. This work depicts Harlech Castle in North Wales and is the first work by Flanders to enter a public collection in Wales.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Harlech Sunrise, 1962
Date supported
2009
Medium and material
Watercolour with pen and ink and crayon on paper
Dimensions
37.5 x 35 cm
Gifted by
Dr Harry Dickinson
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