Artists in Wales C.1740 - C.1851 - A Handlist of Artists Liv (original 1997; edition 1997)

by Paul Joyner (Author)

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Title:	Artists in Wales C.1740 - C.1851 - A Handlist of Artists Liv
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Artists in Wales, c.1740-c.1851 : a handlist of artists living and working in Wales from c.1740 up to c.1851 by Paul Joyner (1997)

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Joyner, Paul	—	primary author	all editions	confirmed
Delyth, Marian	Cover designer	secondary author	all editions	confirmed
Griffith, Moses	Cover artist	secondary author	all editions	confirmed
Mullock, James Flewitt	Endpaper artist	secondary author	all editions	confirmed
Parker, John	Cover artist	secondary author	all editions	confirmed
Shone, Charles	Endpaper artist	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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1997

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'My general subject I have upon several occasions shewn to be worthy of all the Pains I, or a Better Hand Have taken, or Can take in treating it; and I know not any particular Branch of it that I have not Considered, and as fully as it Ought to be. If any Other shall think fit to undertake it hereafter, he supply the world with something Better; he may know more, or be Otherwise better qualified as a writer: But this is All I have been capable of Doing. I am Exhausted as to This Subject, whatever the Subject itself may be thought to be.'

(Jonathan Richardson's Preface to Statues in Italy, 1772)

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i Ann, Siriol, Heledd a Llŷr

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The compiler of this present compilation empathizes much with Richardson.

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