Bettws-Y-Coed & Moel Siabod From The Llugwy - Antique Book Plate Print 1901

An attractive black & white print, Rescued from a disbound partwork dated 1901 called Pictorial Britain and Ireland. Reverse side has another print.

Suitable for framing average size approx 11.5" x 9.5" or 29.3cm x 24.5cm including any borders.

This is an antique print from 1901 and though most are in excellent condition will likely show signs of age or previous use with foxing or other marks.

All pictures will be sent bagged and carded for maximum protection.

The details below have been copied directly from a scan of the description and might have some spelling errors due to the OCR program.

BETTWS-Y-COED AND MOEL SIABOD, FROM THE LLUGWY.
The "Station, or Place in the Wood,' as Bettws-y-Coed may be translated, is one of the most beautifully-situated villages in Wales, every picture exhibition testifying to the charm which its neighbourhood exerts over landscape artists. The Llugwy, the Lledr, the Conway, and the Machno all form junctions within a mile or two. Our view on the Llugwy, very close indeed to Bettws, shows one of the softer aspects of these lovely river-valleys. Bettws itself lies high. Near the station is an old still-used church with some very fine yews in the churchyard The Royal Oak Inn has a signboard painted by David Cox but this is now carefully preserved in the hall Not one mountain-top can be seen from the village itself; but from our standpoint the towering mass o Moel Siabod, 2,865 feet high, appears about seven miles away.

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