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“The Secrets of the Sangraal” - Arthur Machen was very interested in “The Search for the Holy Grail” - It is the theme of his Novel “The Secret Glory”: He was familiar with the “Nantyreos Cup” - the alleged “Grail” that turned up in Carmarthenshire.
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“The Smoked Stained Ruins of Bertholey House” - This Georgian Mansion on Wentwood Ridge features in both Arthur Machen’s Fiction and Autobiographical writings: Famously it burned down in 1905 when a cigar ignited the curtains during a Billiard Game.
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“The Sun King (Saturn)” - The Roman God of the Sun …
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“The Temple” - An image of Classical Roman Arches.
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“The Three Impostors” - The title of a strange novel reflecting Arthur Machen’s brief “Occult dalliance” - The phrase was first used in a treatise “De Tribus Impostoribus” - These being Moses- Jesus and Mohammad ( ! )
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“The Tryst” - A picture inspired by a George Richmond painting - but I have used it as a motif in order to depict the encounter Lucien Taylor has with a primordial Wood Nymph in “The Hill of Dreams Novel”.
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“The Tumulus” - Arthur Machen had an interest in ancient sites and burial mounds which hold folkloric memories from primordial times: This is another composite image but primarily based on a feature in the landscape between Bassaleg and St Mellons.
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“The Twilight Horse” - I based this on a scene I saw down a back lane near Llanddewi Fach: That’s Twmbarllwm in the background:
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“The Valley Thick with Corn” - I based this on a Drawing produced by Samuel Palmer in 1825 - only replacing the central figure with my own self portrait for a laugh.
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“The Welsh Cob” - A Welsh Cob is a horse that can still be seen living wild in the upland moorland regions.
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“The White Horse”- A painting replete with personal references - Any curious party may enquire of me individually.
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“The White Ox” - According to legend - St Gwynllyw saw a white ox in a dream with a bell on it’s back and was told that where the bell rang - this was where he should build his church: It tolled on top of Stow Hill where St Woolos Cathedral stands today.
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