Kyffin Williams RA (1918-2006) was a key figure in contemporary Welsh painting. Throughout his career the landscape and people of North Wales continued to provide the inspiration for his work. This beautifully produced monograph features rarely-seen works chosen by the artist from private collections. In his authoritative introductory essay, Ian Jeffrey one of Britains leading art historians gives the reader an insightful view into Williams' world. New photography by Nicholas Sinclair offers a glimpse into the artists studio revealing his working methods while his essay explores the artistic influences on this important Welsh artist.

Text by: Ian Jeffrey, Nicholas Sinclair, Rian Evans