Kyffin: A Figure in the Welsh Landsacpe

Ian Skidmore

Kyffin Williams (1918-2006) can fairly be claimed to be the most famous, and perhaps best-loved, artist from Wales in the post-war period. His distinctive paintings were eagerly sought after by collectors, and for many assumed an almost iconic status as expressions of the Welsh landscape and of ‘Welshness’.

Ernest Zobole: A Life in Art

Artes Mundi

Tessa Jackson, Editor

The Artes Mundi Prize has been established to celebrate visual culture within a global context. Set to become a biennial event, it showcases artists who have achieved recognition in their own country and are emerging…

Arthur Giardelli: Painting, Constructions, Relief Sculptures

Derek Shiel

This beautifully illustrated book reveals how Giardelli’s childhood in the country shaped his life. It examines his Italian background, his education at Oxford, and his sudden removal to Wales. A friend of Cedric Morris, David...

David Jones: The Maker Unmade

Jonathan Miles, Derek Shiel

New edition. David Jones, the greatest painter-poet since Blake, was celebrated and revered by the most renowned of his contemporaries. Since his death in 1974, a growing circle of enthusiasts has valued his work for...