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Hugh Lloyds Bridge, near Ffestiniog
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Hugh Lloyds Bridge, near Ffestiniog
Hugh Lloyds Bridge, near Ffestiniog (1834). Munn, Paul Sandby 1773 - 1845. Date: 1834
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1834 Ffestiniog Hugh Pencil Sandby Munn
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This pencil and watercolor drawing depicting Hugh Lloyd's Bridge near Ffestiniog, Wales, is an exquisite work of art by the renowned English artist Paul Sandby Munn. Created in the year 1834, this masterpiece showcases Sandby Munn's exceptional skill in capturing the essence of the bridge's architecture and the surrounding landscape. Hugh Lloyd's Bridge, also known as the "Horseshoe Bridge," is a remarkable example of early 19th-century engineering. Built in 1826, it spans the River Dwyryd and connects the towns of Ffestiniog and Blaenau Ffestiniog. The bridge's distinctive horseshoe shape was designed to accommodate the steep gradient of the river and the narrow valley, making it an engineering marvel of its time. Paul Sandby Munn's drawing beautifully highlights the bridge's intricate details, from the individual stones that make up the arches to the delicate reflections on the water's surface. The artist's use of pencil and watercolor further enhances the drawing's textures and depth, bringing the scene to life. The drawing also captures the picturesque surroundings of the bridge, with the lush greenery and rolling hills in the background. The peaceful, idyllic setting contrasts the industrial significance of the bridge, which was an essential transportation link for the local mining and slate industries. This work of art is a testament to Paul Sandby Munn's artistic talent and his ability to capture the beauty and significance of the world around him. The drawing serves as a valuable historical record of the bridge and the landscape of Ffestiniog during the early 19th century.
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