"Dolbadarn Castle, Llanberis"
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7 oeuvres par Véronique Crombé (Sélection)
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"The gate to Conwy."
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"Castle Coch, Cardiff"
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"Afon Mawddach near Cymer Abbey"
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"St John's Church and Old Market, Cardiff"
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"Estuary of the Mawddach near Barmouth.jpg"
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"Llyn Ogwen"
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Ajouté le 16 sept. 2020
The Dublin Art Book
Am delighted that one of my watercolours, part of a series made in 2018 about Dublin locations connected to the 1916 Rising, made it into The Dublin Art Book.
The water colour shows the Four Courts and part of O'Donovan Rossa bridge seen from across the river Liffey and is entitled "Edward Daly", Daly being the commandant of the Irish Volunteers batallion in that area during the Rising.
The Dublin Art Book is part of a lovely series edited by Emma Bennett and published by UIT, an independent publisher based in Cambridge and run by a Dubliner.
http://www.thedublinartbook.co.uk/
Avis et commentaires
Hi Veronique, I have just watched the programme on Irish TV about Glasnevin Cemetery....has to be one of the most emotional programmes I have ever watched...my reason for contacting you is to share my grandfather's relationship with Michael Collins in Frongoch in Wales and after the treaty. Please send me an e mail address that I could reply to you as I think the e mail from me will be quite long...If it is on the net please look at the Irish Press 10/9/1938 when my grandfather died, there is an article titled " He hoisted the flag in 1916 " which is a tributary to my grandfather. Hope you get this e mail and look forward to hearing from you
Kieran Eager
Dublin
Superbe, bonne continuation
