Jon Pountney Cynan Llwyd National Library of Wales National Gallery See you tomorrow!

Folks, hopefully you'll see me on the One Show on BBC1 tomorrow, in a filmed insert from National Library of Wales, talking about the visit of Canaletto's 'Stonemason's Yard' from the National Gallery! (Plus my own Capel Rhiw photo from Blaenau Ffestiniog)

Stanleytown this evening, looking up to Old Smokey

Just had a look round The Vulcan ahead of its reopening- you're all going to love it! Get yourselves to Sain Ffagan | St Fagans from Saturday!

Up by Pentwyn, looking down towards Fochriw yesterday

Watermelon for sale on City Rd, Cardiff, yesterday

#120film

Next weekend is Roath Gallery Weekend in Cardiff!

The Allure of Ruins is in TEN.

Late Night Opening: Friday 10 May, until 21:00

*Artist Walk & Talk: Saturday 11 May. 15:00 - 17:00*

Head to the walk and talk if you want to hear me talk about the project!

Stanleytown, Rhondda, last night

This is the earliest known realistic depiction of Stonehenge. It was painted in watercolour by Flemish artist Lucas de Heere some time between 1573 and 1575.

Stanleytown this evening, looking up to Old Smokey

Composition, Bedlinog, today

Up by Pentwyn, looking down towards Fochriw yesterday

Empty farm on the A44, mid-Wales

Composition, Bedlinog, today

House end, Llangurig, yesterday

Empty farm on the A44, mid-Wales

Cornish hedgerows are racing towards their peak 👌💚

The Island, St Ives oil on paper £400

A combination of two paintings; the Island being painted over another I wasn't happy with. However the left hand tree refused to be painted over and the scene became a memory of two different coastal places