Chloë Holt RCA FRSA - “Môr a Thir” (Sea and Land)

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Chloë Holt RCA FRSA - “Môr a Thir” (Sea and Land)Original painting by artist Chlo Holt RCA FRSA. One of the youngest artists ever to be elected a member of the RCA. Winner of the 2012 Kyffin Williams Drawing Prize, Chloe also, in 2010 won the International Lorenzo il Magnifico prize by the Florence Biennale for works on paper. From her exhibition Hiraeth: Hiraeth (Welsh pronunciation: [hra, hirai]) is a Welsh word for longing or nostalgia, an earnest longing or desire. A profound longing for

The Laughton family

The argument centred around the use of Iconography for worship within the Byzantine Empire

This copper gilt chalice is engraved with the date the town was given up to mining

In the 17th century fluid forms of ornamentation became fashionable in art - such as sea creatures

Reputedly from a North East Coast Shipwreck

This wonderful adaptation of the Virgin Mary has the most delicate and refined life-like features

with a strike of his trident

Circa 1870 By renowned English Foundry the Andrew Handyside Company (Britannia Iron Works

it’s curved sculptural leaves continued in popularity in Byzantine

cast around 460–450 BC

This fine example epitomises this genre of ceremonial table

and even rarer to come across models with their glass eyes - making them very important collectors pieces