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Gwnaethpwyd yr astudiaeth maes hon, a gymerwyd o lyfr braslunio gyda rhwymiad troellog, yn arddull nodweddiadol yr artist – marciau pensil trwm wedi'i lliwio â golchiad dyfrlliw ysgafn, gyda phaent trwchus i ddynodi cysgod. Testun y gwaith yw Siambr Gladdu Bodowyr yn ne Ynys Môn, heneb a adeiladwyd tua 4,000 i 6,000 o flynyddoedd yn ôl. Yn wreiddiol byddai'r strwythur wedi'i orchuddio â thwmpath pridd crwn, gyda mynedfa i'r siambr ganolog o'i ochr ddwyreiniol. This field study, taken from a spiral-bound sketchbook, was done in the artist’s typical style – heavy pencil marks tinted with a light watercolour wash, with thick paint to indicate shadow. The subject of the work is Bodowyr Burial Chamber in southern Anglesey, an ancient monument built around 4,000 to 6,000 years ago.
Oriel Môn
Llangefni
Title
Cromlech Bodowyr / Bodowyr Burial Chamber
Medium
pensil a dyfrlliw ar bapur / pencil & watercolour on paper
Measurements
H 40.5 x W 50.6 cm
Accession number
22/90
Acquisition method
rhodd gan yr arlunydd / gift from the artist, 1990
Work type
Drawing
Oriel Môn
Rhosmeirch, Llangefni, Isle of Anglesey (Ynys Môn) LL77 7TQ Wales
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