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Supporting museums Art we've helped buy Bettws-Y-Coed

Art we’ve helped buy at Glynn Vivian Art Gallery

Mandrils
 Acquired 2019
Untitled (Abstract I)
 Acquired 2000
Trewarveneth
 Acquired 1993
Town of Llangollen and bridge
 Acquired 1942
St George and the Dragon
 Acquired 2010
South Wales View (Swansea West)
 Acquired 2003
Self Portrait with Miners
 Acquired 1987
Pere la Chaise, Paris
 Acquired 1942
Oyster Dredgers in Swansea Bay
 Acquired 1973
Llanthony Abbey
 Acquired 1942
Landscape
 Acquired 1936
Landscape
 Acquired 1936
Emmy as a Bridesmaid
 Acquired 1984
Du Maurier Bequest
 Acquired 1934
Collection of four drawings
 Acquired 1961
Collection of Etchings
 Acquired 1939
Carreg Cennen Castle
 Acquired 1943
Cader Idris
 Acquired 1936
By the Seine
 Acquired 1945
Bettws-Y-Coed
 Acquired 1943
Beast
 Acquired 2008
Angel Torso
 Acquired 1962
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