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-- welcome galleries latest originals snowdonia and north wales equestrian and racing chester animals and rural life wirral and the borders the coast greetings cards and mini-prints old friends framing ready finished frames solid oak frames handmade swept frames special frames specialist art glass mountboards framed pictures by post reframing old pictures framing guide prices about tenth anniversary exhibition betws-y-coed gallery chester gallery help for heroes betws-y-coed village map contact us about us what's on blog welcome galleries latest originals snowdonia and north wales equestrian and racing chester animals and rural life wirral and the borders the coast greetings cards and mini-prints old friends framing ready finished frames solid oak frames handmade swept frames special frames specialist art glass mountboards framed pictures by post reframing old pictures framing guide prices about tenth anniversary exhibition betws-y-coed gallery chester gallery help for heroes betws-y-coed village map contact us about us what's on blog the galleries framed pictures by post fine bespoke picture framing visit our galleries the betws-y-coed artists' colony help for heroes the essence of snowdonia, north wales, and chester scroll down the essence of snowdonia, north wales, and chester snowdonia and north wales art, rural art, equestrian and horse racing art, and coastal art - welsh art direct from the artist's galleries in betws-y-coed and chester british artist alison bradley's oil paintings, charcoal drawings, and prints capture the essence of snowdonia, north wales, and chester - the majestic landscape of mountains and lakes, the loyal friendship of farmer and sheepdog, the sweeping coastal vistas, and the energy of horse racing at chester and bangor-on-dee racecourses. alison bradley opened her first art gallery in 2008 in the north wales village of betws-y-coed - the gateway to snowdonia and home of britain’s first artists’ colony from 1844 to 1914. in 2016, this was joined by her second gallery in the heart of historic chester city centre. in both galleries you will find a selection of alison’s oil paintings and charcoal drawings. her subjects cover the landscape of snowdonia and north wales, wirral, the borders, chester, equestrian and racing, animals and rural life, and the coast. in addition to her original works we also display a range of reproduction prints and greetings cards. the galleries collections of original oil paintings, original charcoal drawings, and faithful reproduction prints the galleries collections of original oil paintings, original charcoal drawings, and faithful reproduction prints latest originals snowdonia & north wales equestrian & racing chester animals & rural life wirral and the borders the coast greetings cards & mini-prints old friends in our online galleries you will find details of alison's originals and reproduction prints sorted by subject, and her greetings cards and mini-prints. we have also included a gallery of alison's older work that is still available. "alison delicately captures a moment in time, the light dancing across its subject. whatever appears on the canvas - mountain, coastline, bustling street, or a farmer and his dog - alison's real subject is the light." framed pictures by post ready to hang, direct to your door framed pictures by post ready to hang, direct to your door we are now able to send framed originals and prints by post to most destinations worldwide. fine bespoke picture framing the essential finishing touch fine bespoke picture framing the essential finishing touch ready finished frames solid oak frames handmade swept frames special frames specialist art glass mountboards picture framing is all carried out in house, and we offer the service for your own pictures as well as alison’s work. we have a wide selection of wooden frame mouldings including some of the very finest premium mouldings from spain and italy, and swept frames handmade in the uk. our speciality is hand finished solid oak frames, and we have growing range of oak mouldings of our own design, exclusively available at . alison’s pictures are all mounted in pure cotton board, giving the highest quality finish and maximum protection to the artwork, and we now only use the highest quality specialist art glass for glazed pictures. visit our galleries find us in betws-y-coed and chester - two fabulous locations visit our galleries find us in betws-y-coed and chester - two fabulous locations betws-y-coed the gateway to snowdonia betws-y-coed is a beautiful alpinesque village sitting at the confluence of the rivers conwy, llugwy, and lledr in snowdonia. it was the home of britain's first artists' colony from 1844 to 1914 before developing into the popular tourist destination it is today. whether you prefer a day out in the fresh mountain air or something less energetic, betws-y-coed is the ideal year-round destination for a day out or short break. welcome to betws-y-coed. chester historic roman city located on the welsh border, chester is one of the north-west's principal destinations. the city was established by the romans in the first century a.d. and today is internationally famous for attractions including its roman amphitheatre, intact city walls, a unique selection of independent retailers at street level and in the medi æ val rows, and britain's oldest racecourse - the roodee, which hosted its first horse race in 1539. welcome to chester. betws-y-coed chester the betws-y-coed artists' colony britain's first artists' colony from 1844 to 1914 the betws-y-coed artists' colony britain's first artists' colony from 1844 to 1914 the betws-y-coed artists' colony britain's first artists' colony from 1844 to 1914 betws-y-coed was the home of britain's first artists' colony, and alison follows a long line of artists who have been drawn to the village and influenced by the landscape of snowdonia and north wales. during the napoleonic wars of the late 18th and early 19th century, british artists were unable to travel to the alps and so started to explore the united kingdom. j. m. w. turner visited north wales in 1790, and during the 19th century as it became fashionable to paint wild mountainous landscapes, more artists followed in his footsteps. in the summer of 1844 renowned artist and contemporary of turner, david cox , made his first of many summer visits to betws-y-coed. in this same year, thomas roscoe's book "wanderings and excursions in north wales" was re-published including a chapter on betws-y-coed. before long the village had become a destination of choice for artists, with cox encouraging his younger followers with regular demonstrations. the years from 1850 to 1880 saw the conwy valley established as a firm favourite location for a new generation of landscape painters, and so britain's first artists' colony was born. in 1851 manchester-based h clarence whaite first arrived in betws-y-coed, meeting george popkin and later befriending james whittaker. also in the village during the following years were artists such as thomas collier , john syer, benjamin williams leader , lawrence coppard , and george harrison. during the 1860s the construction of the conwy valley railway brought vast numbers of tourists and artists to betws-y-coed, attracted by the growing reputation of the village. to cope with the influx of visitors the royal oak hotel, so often the base for david cox's expeditions, was rebuilt and a number of guest houses - welsh owned but with english names - were constructed. as the village grew several alpine-style villas were built by prosperous english people, and within a few years the artists of the colony were in despair that the peace and solemnity that had attracted them to betws-y-coed in the first place had been destroyed by the tourism that the village's reputation had given rise to. as betws-y-coed became busier and more commercialised the artists began to migrate along the conwy valley

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