Pont y Pair, Bettws y CoedThomas Edwin Mostyn · 1906
Romanticism
1906
100.0 x 151.0 cm
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About this artwork
- Title: Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed
- Artist: Thomas Edwin Mostyn
- Year: 1906
- Original dimensions: 100.0 x 151.0 cm
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: Salford Museum - Art Gallery
- Movement: Romanticism
- Corpus context: 19th-century realism, romantic landscape
- Color palette: Earthy
Questions & Answers
What are the format and size of "Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed"?
"Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed" by Thomas Edwin Mostyn is proportioned as a landscape work of 100 x 151 cm.
Who is the artist behind "Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed"?
"Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed" was created by Thomas Edwin Mostyn. The information on this page describes Thomas Edwin Mostyn's original work.
What was Thomas Edwin Mostyn's age when "Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed" was created?
When "Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed" was created in 1906, Thomas Edwin Mostyn - born in 1864 - was 42 years old.
Who made "Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed", and when?
Thomas Edwin Mostyn made "Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed" in 1906.
How does "Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed" balance light and dark?
"Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed" is deep_shadow overall, and its luminance is dark.
What is the creation date of "Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed" by Thomas Edwin Mostyn?
"Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed" by Thomas Edwin Mostyn was created in 1906.
How do movement and era meet in "Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed" by Thomas Edwin Mostyn?
"Pont y Pair, Bettws y Coed" belongs to the Romanticism movement, and its creator worked in the 19th-Century era.