Immersive show brings Kyffin Williams’ rugged Welsh landscapes to life
The Guardian reports that paintings by Sir Kyffin Williams, described as one of Wales's most important artists, have been animated and set to music in an immersive show at the National Library of Wales. The outlet notes that Williams was known for depicting Welsh landscapes using thick layers of paint applied with a palette knife. It places the show alongside similar immersive exhibitions of work by Vincent van Gogh, Paul Cézanne and David Hockney in recent years.
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Immersive show brings Kyffin Williams’ rugged Welsh landscapes to life
Paintings by one of country’s most important artists have been animated and set to music at National Library of Wales The paintings of artists such as Vincent van Gogh, Paul Cézanne and David Hockney have been brought to life in all-singing, all-dancing immersive shows in recent years. Now one of Wales’s most important artists, Sir Kyffin Williams , known for capturing the spectacular landscapes of his homeland with layers of paint thickly applied with a palette knife, has been given the same tr
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