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by Mal Bray
$63.00
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Llangelynnin Church (Welsh: Eglwys Llangelynnin) is possibly one of the remotest churches in Wales (53.2458°N 3.8730°W), and is amongst the oldest;... more
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Llangelynnin Church (Welsh: Eglwys Llangelynnin) is possibly one of the remotest churches in Wales (53.2458°N 3.8730°W), and is amongst the oldest; that at Llanrhychwyn, further up the valley, is a little older. The church is dedicated to Saint Celynin, who lived in the 6th century and probably established the first religious settlement here. It lies at a height of just over 900 feet above the village of Henryd in the Conwy valley, in the shelter of Tal y Fan (610m), the hill to the south-west.
A small and simple building, it probably dates from the 12th century (although some sources cite the 13th century), and was probably pre-dated by an earlier church of timber, or wattle and daub construction. Llangelynnin is also the name of the former parish, the primary school in nearby Henryd (Ysgol Llangelynnin). Celynnin's name is also carried by Craig Celynnin, a mountain ridge adjacient to the church.
Here at FineArtAmerica and my personal websites: pixsee.co.uk and malcolm-bray.pixels.com, I am showcasing digital, mixed media and hand painted interpretations of music related themes and subjects: musicians, instruments, performers etc. With a passion and love of music, I find this offers me my favourite material for interpretation and development. Derivative works like these are presented here as enhanced portraits of the world's great musicians and other popular personalities. Each work is unique in the processes used to create them. I combine traditional techniques of pencil and pigment with digital brushwork, textural overlays, colour enhancements and layered motifs to create images that aim to 'fit' the subject's individual...
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Robert Lacy
Another stunner, Mal. Loads of atmosphere in this old place!
Mal Bray replied:
Thanks Robert!
Patricia Strand
What a lovely, humble little church. Great capture!
Mal Bray replied:
Thank you Patricia!
Deborah Benoit
Fantastic image!! v
Mal Bray replied:
Thanks Deborah!
Dale Stillman
Beautiful capture. Love this. A v/f.
Mal Bray replied:
Thanks Dale - appreciated!