Description
Evan Walter (1893-1951) is perhaps the great hidden secret of Welsh painting in the twentieth century, an outstanding artist awaiting known for a wide variety of subjects – landscapes, portraits ranging from miners to politicians – painted in an even wider variety of styles , including his distinctive ‘double vision’ work.
Moments of Vision presents, for the first time, a generous selection of colour reproductions of his paintings, accompanied by biographical note. However, the bulk of the book is taken up by a host of responses to Walters’ work by leading artists and writers, including Shani Rhys James, Iwan Bala, Jan Morris, Tim Davies, Mary Lloyd Jones, Twm Morys, Rowan Williams, Dannie Abse, Wynn Thomas, Nigel Jenkins, Prys Morgan, Peter Stead, Karen Ingham, Aneirin Jones, Glafys Cour, Trevor Fishlock, Jon Gower, John Barnie and Peter Finch. The result peels away the layers from both Walters and his respondents, and becomes a fascinating commentary on creativity and inspiration.
Seren, 2011. First edition. Paperback, 200 pages. Some slight dents to the edge of the cover, but otherwise in very good condition, no signs of bending to the spine.
Please note, this book is second hand.
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