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Thomas Rowlandson

Thomas Rowlandson was born in London and by 1772 had enrolled at the Royal Academy Schools. He was a fine draughtsman, obtaining a Silver medal at the Academy in 1777. By 1778 he left the Academy…  

Europeana 280

Europeana 280 is a joint initiative by Europeana, Europe’s digital platform for cultural heritage, and the European Commission that involved the 28 European Ministries of Culture working with their…  

Photographs

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Activities

Call out to Community Groups You Are Invited…   Becca + Clare are inviting you to join us for three active listening workshops taking place in July and August, based on the Llanrwst…  

Listening bench

Unlocking Our Sound Heritage Listening Bench Welcome to Wales Listening Bench information page This audio bench was given to the Unlocking Our Sound Heritage  project through the generosity…  

Unlocking Our Film Heritage

Hundreds of Welsh films The Screen & Sound Archive brings you a unique opportunity to view hundreds of archive films from the last century. Through the support of the BFI, and with National…  

Index to NLW manuscript series

Volumes 8 and 9 of The Index to the NLW Manuscript Series are available here to search. Volume 8 contains NLW MSS 21701-22852 and Volume 9 contains NLW MSS 22853-23691.  Index to NLW MSS…  

Contact us

There are a number of ways of contacting the enquiries service: Complete our online enquiry form Email:  screenandsound@llyfrgell.cymru Telephone: +44 (0)1970 632 800 Writing to…  

Philip Jones Griffiths

(18 February 1936 – 19 March 2008) An exhibition celebrating the life and work of one of the great documentary photographers of recent times, Philip Jones Griffiths was held at the National…  

Archive

His archive and the ‘Philip Jones Griffiths Foundation for the Study of War’ It was Philip Jones Griffiths’ wish to ensure that his collection be housed in Wales and that The Philip Jones…  

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