This fine watercolour is one of Alfred William HuntÂ’s finest paintings of Wales.

It shows the upper end of Cwm Tryfan, a glaciated valley in Snowdonia, seen from the upper reaches of Nant Gwern y Gof. The peak of Glyder Fach can be seen through the mist on the horizon, while the flank of the Tryfan mountain can be seen to the right.

Provenance

The Rev. William Greenwell to 1884; William Kinglsye by 1897; Peter Nahum/Chris Beetles, 1982; George Robertson, Orkney. An Art Loss Register search has been carried out,


Back to top