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  • ArticlesA love for art: The Eric and Jean Cass Gift

    3 May 2013

    [image: Miro poster from the 1970's]

    Over the last 35 years, Eric and Jean Cass have established an outstanding and very personal collection of over 300 sculptures, ceramics, drawings, prints and paintings.
  • ArticlesDavid Jones (1895-1974)

    4 April 2013

    [image: David Jones, image courtesy of Western Mail picture library ]

    David Jones was more profoundly influenced throughout his life by the landscape, language and myths of Wales than any of his contemporaries. An extraordinary and multi-talented man, he occupies a unique place in twentieth-century British art, and is often called the greatest painter-poet since William Blake.
  • InteractivesExplore the painting: Thomas Mansel and wife, Jayne

    16 October 2012

    [image: Sir Thomas Mansel and his wife Jane]

    The Mansels of Margam Abbey, Glamorgan, were one of the wealthiest families in south Wales. Use our online interactive to find out more about the painting and the couple that it portrays

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  • ArticlesA love for art: The Eric and Jean Cass Gift

    3 May 2013

    [image: Miro poster from the 1970's]

    Over the last 35 years, Eric and Jean Cass have established an outstanding and very personal collection of over 300 sculptures, ceramics, drawings, prints and paintings.
  • ArticlesDavid Jones (1895-1974)

    4 April 2013

    [image: David Jones, image courtesy of Western Mail picture library ]

    David Jones was more profoundly influenced throughout his life by the landscape, language and myths of Wales than any of his contemporaries. An extraordinary and multi-talented man, he occupies a unique place in twentieth-century British art, and is often called the greatest painter-poet since William Blake.
  • ArticlesA History of Doll-Making: A Welsh Perspective

    10 August 2012

    [image: Anti-suffragette voodoo doll]

    Amgueddfa Cymru houses a fine collection of dolls dating from around 1800 to 2000. Made from a range of different materials, they all possess some link to Wales. From early wooden examples to contemporary plastic figures, the development of doll-making can be traced from simple, home-made items to mass-produced factory goods.

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