Brycheiniog Gwlad y Gwlan Poster
Hand-pressed in the studio from an early 19th-century woodblock featuring the original Coat of Arms of Brecknockshire. Representing one of the thirteen ancient counties of Wales, the Brycheiniog Arms features the family emblems of a great warrior of Wales, Brychan, who led surges to regain the valley of Usk after the retreat of the Romans in medieval times.
The arms feature bats - or ‘reremouse’ as they would have been known in medieval Wales and swords. The bats are an ode to Brychan’s mother, Marchel, and the swords, his father, Prince Anlach.
‘Gwlad Y Gwlan” translates as “Land of Wool”. This piece beautifully captures the historic county of Brecknockshire and it’s rich history.
A note on delivery - please only select “free delivery” at checkout if you’d like to collect your poster from my studio in Brecon. To have your artwork posted to you, please select “standard delivery”.
Hand-pressed in the studio from an early 19th-century woodblock featuring the original Coat of Arms of Brecknockshire. Representing one of the thirteen ancient counties of Wales, the Brycheiniog Arms features the family emblems of a great warrior of Wales, Brychan, who led surges to regain the valley of Usk after the retreat of the Romans in medieval times.
The arms feature bats - or ‘reremouse’ as they would have been known in medieval Wales and swords. The bats are an ode to Brychan’s mother, Marchel, and the swords, his father, Prince Anlach.
‘Gwlad Y Gwlan” translates as “Land of Wool”. This piece beautifully captures the historic county of Brecknockshire and it’s rich history.
A note on delivery - please only select “free delivery” at checkout if you’d like to collect your poster from my studio in Brecon. To have your artwork posted to you, please select “standard delivery”.
Hand-pressed in the studio from an early 19th-century woodblock featuring the original Coat of Arms of Brecknockshire. Representing one of the thirteen ancient counties of Wales, the Brycheiniog Arms features the family emblems of a great warrior of Wales, Brychan, who led surges to regain the valley of Usk after the retreat of the Romans in medieval times.
The arms feature bats - or ‘reremouse’ as they would have been known in medieval Wales and swords. The bats are an ode to Brychan’s mother, Marchel, and the swords, his father, Prince Anlach.
‘Gwlad Y Gwlan” translates as “Land of Wool”. This piece beautifully captures the historic county of Brecknockshire and it’s rich history.
A note on delivery - please only select “free delivery” at checkout if you’d like to collect your poster from my studio in Brecon. To have your artwork posted to you, please select “standard delivery”.
Size: 60 cm x 60 cm
Signed by Laura and embossed with studio logo
This is a handmade product, each is subtly unique, celebrating the individual marks, colour and slight variations that printing by hand brings about.
Map Source: https://www.themaphouse.com/artworks/133476-john-cowley-an-improved-map-of-brecknock-shire-1744/