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Llyfr-GELL 2.0 Escape Room
Tickets are now available: https://t.co/oTda432xYs! Don't miss your chance to escape from the guts of the Gen!

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Looking for an exciting quest? Looking for a new challenge after trying our Escape Room? If so, try our Explore Escape Room, which will take you to the hidden corners of the Library. Will you escape from the guts of the Gen?!
Tickets will be on sale from 18.11.19.

Come and have a look at Ruth Jên’s stall at our Christmas Fair where her collection of iconic illustrations will be on sale, including her famous work ‘Menywod Cymraeg’.
#ChristmasFair #Art #MenywodCymraeg

📍 National Library of Wales
📆 05.12.2019
⏰ 17:00 - 20:00

The ITV collection also includes hundreds of photographs of the most prominent stars of their day.

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The D. C. Harries Collection contains some 800 portraits of individuals and groups who served in the military, mainly during the First World War and these have been digitized by the Library as part of the Remembering Wales programme: https://t.co/pr2ZWNNGaH
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There are many examples of photos of children and families in the Guy Hughes collection:
Mrs Martin [& family], 7 Market Square, Pwllheli, 1919
[Baby belonging to] Mr Tysol, Singmel, Lymm, Cheshire, 1919
Family group commissioned by Sgt.G.H.Hewings in 1915

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Guy Hughes was a studio photographer based in Pwllheli. Through his work, he recorded local people and holiday makers.

The Library acquired the collection of glass negatives and studio day-books in 2016.
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Find out more about some of Philip Jones Griffiths’ most iconic images by listening to our photography curator’s analysis. ‘G.I. and child‘ is discussed in the first of the narratives: https://t.co/MW4SKRZ3xi
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The artist Kyffin Williams died #onthisday 2006. Learn more about his work, and the collection which was bequeathed to the Library:

Kyffin project blog: https://t.co/PwP37o2qPS
The bequest: https://t.co/NRlDMGQ5y5

Drawings can teach us a lot about how people in Wales lived in the past. This collection of South Wales characters by George Delamotte, shows the dress of ordinary people at the beginning of the 19th century