Rosa Müller, Moel Siabod From The Llugwy River, Snowdonia, North Wales

Rosa Müller, Moel Siabod From The Llugwy River, Snowdonia, North WalesThis late 19th century oil painting by British artist Rosa Mller (1822 1914) depicts the Moel Siabod mountain in Snowdonia, from the winding River Llugwy. Two children play on the riverbank. Rosa Mller was predominantly known for her naturalistic landscape paintings depicting the upland scenery of North Wales and South West England. Hailing from Bristol, she was born into an artistic family. Her father, Nathan Cooper Branwhite (1775 1857), was a

Our reference: BRV1242

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