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Near Capel Currig, with a view of Mount Snowdon, Wales, about 1793-1830 (Watercolour)
7290949 Near Capel Currig, with a view of Mount Snowdon, Wales, about 1793-1830 (Watercolour) by Glover, John (1767-1849); 42.4x62.1 cm; Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums; (add.info.: John Glover (1767-1849) Near Capel Currig, with a view of Mount Snowdon, Wales, about 1793-1830 Watercolour Height 42.4 x Width 62.1 cm
The Welsh mountain of Yr Wydffa (Mount Snowdon in English), is 1085 metres high, and is the tallest mountain in England and Wales. John Glover specialised in pictures of dramatic landscapes, generally bathed in a glow of golden light. His work was also influenced by the Sublime landscape style, in which artists responded to the awe-inspiring qualities of rocky landscape and hillside peaks. In this watercolour, Glover chose his viewpoint to create a traditionally composed and balanced picture, with the meandering stream tracing a zig-zag movement into the distance. The bluish colouring of the hills and inked details are typical of John Glovers technique. He emigrated to Tasmania in 1830.); Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums
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Bring the breathtaking beauty of Wales's Snowdonia National Park into your daily routine with our Media Storehouse Photo Mugs. Featuring the exquisite watercolor painting, "Near Capel Currig, with a View of Mount Snowdon, Wales," by John Glover (circa 1793-1830), these mugs showcase the stunning landscape of this historic region. With vibrant colors and intricate details, each sip from your mug will transport you to the picturesque shores of Capel Currig and the majestic heights of Mount Snowdon. Perfect for tea or coffee, these high-quality mugs are a must-have for art lovers and collectors alike.
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This stunning watercolour print by John Glover captures the breathtaking beauty of Capel Currig, Wales, with a magnificent view of Mount Snowdon in the background. Painted between 1793 and 1830, this artwork showcases Glover's expertise in depicting dramatic landscapes illuminated by a warm golden light. Influenced by the Sublime landscape style, he aimed to convey the awe-inspiring qualities of rocky terrains and towering peaks. Standing at an impressive height of 1085 metres, Mount Snowdon is not only the tallest mountain in Wales but also in England. In this composition, Glover carefully selected his viewpoint to create a harmoniously balanced picture. The meandering stream adds depth and movement as it winds its way into the distance. Glover's technique is evident through his use of bluish hues for the hills and intricate inked details throughout the painting. This attention to detail enhances both realism and atmosphere within the artwork. It is worth noting that after creating this masterpiece, John Glover emigrated to Tasmania in 1830. His legacy lives on through works like "Near Capel Currig" which continues to captivate viewers with its timeless portrayal of nature's grandeur. This print from Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums allows us to appreciate Glover's talent while immersing ourselves in the majesty of Welsh landscapes captured during a time long past.
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