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Meryl Watts BC, RA.
1910 - 1992

Meryl Watts was born in Blackheath, London in 1910 and attended Blackheath School of Art. After her fathers' printworks was
bombed in 1940, the family left London and rented a house in Borth-y-Gest, Porthmadog, where they had spent many happy
family holidays in previous years. It was here, that they became friends with the Williams-Ellis family of Portmeirion.
Most of her known artwork is from the period when she lived in Wales, the 1940's-1969. She was best known for her skills as
a woodcut artist, although she also produced scultures and paintings in both oil and watercolour.
Meryl exhibited at The Royal Academy and all around the world, for The British Council.

Woman`s Head by Meryl Watts

Woman`s Head (c1960)

Mixed Media Monoprint

29cm x 18.5cm (11.4" x 7.3")

325.00 GBP

Signed

Number of exhibition labels verso, Monoprint, Framed size 53 x 43 cm

Rooftops, Town North Wales. by Meryl Watts

Rooftops, Town North Wales. (c1960)

Watercolour

39cm x 45cm (15.4" x 17.7")

180.00 GBP

Signed

Signed with studio stamp verso

The Gardens, Plas Brondanw by Meryl Watts

The Gardens, Plas Brondanw (c1960)

Watercolour

35cm x 24cm (13.8" x 9.4")

Signed

SOLD
Still Life with crockery by Meryl Watts

Still Life with crockery (c1960)

Oil on canvas

34.5cm x 44cm (13.6" x 17.3")

425.00 GBP

Signed

Signed with studio stamp verso, Framed size 50 x 60 cm

Portmeirion Beach by Meryl Watts

Portmeirion Beach (c1960)

Mixed media

45cm x 40cm (17.7" x 15.7")

295.00 GBP

Signed

Criccieth by Meryl Watts

Criccieth (c1960)

Watercolour

35.5cm x 53cm (14.0" x 20.9")

SOLD
Steam Boat in Glaslyn Estuary by Meryl Watts

Steam Boat in Glaslyn Estuary (1930)

Watercolour

25cm x 35cm (9.8" x 13.8")

Signed & dated

SOLD

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