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“Llanfrechfa Christmas at All Saints” - Arthur Machen used to visit Llanfrechfa Rectory as a boy where the Vicar allowed him access to his extensive library.
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“Llanfrechfa Cottages” - A row of Cottages in Llanfrechfa Village: Although in a rural location my mother can remember them being home to the families of Railway Workers.
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“Llanfrechfa”- As a child Arthur Machen was a regular visitor to the Rectory at Llanfrechfa where the Vicar allowed him access to his extensive library.
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“Llanmellin” - An Iron Age Hill Fort near Caerwent - said to have been the Capital of the ancient Celtic Silures Tribe.
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“Llansor House”- Once a parish in it’s own right “Llansoar” was eventually absorbed into the neighbouring parishes of Llanddewi Fach and Llandegfedd: My painting depicts the ancient Manor House.
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“Llansor Mill and Cottage” - As a boy Arthur Machen visited the Miller at Llansor who was one of his father’s Parishioners.
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“Llwyn Celynen” - An important farmhouse at Llansor replete with ornamental gardens - owned by the Adams- Williams family of Llangybi Castle -My ancestors rented cottages from them as Estate Workers and Farm Labourers.
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“Middle Monmouthshire”- The beginning of the “sunken lane” that runs between Llanfrechfa Church and the Farm at Common Cefn Llwyn- Arthur Machen said this was the setting for his opening chapter of “The Hill of Dreams” Novel.
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“Money Turvey - Mynydd Allt Fach” - “Money Turvey” is the southern Gwent colloquial name for “Mynydd Allt Fach” - one of the so called “Twin Peaks” of Wentwood Forest - The other being Grey Hill - “Mynydd Llwyd.”
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“Mounton” - Mounton is a village hidden away in a gorge near Chepstow: I actually based this image on a Fred’ Hando pen and ink drawing.
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“Mrs Gibbon's Cottage” - This place is featured in “The Hill of Dreams” Novel- I do not know whether it actually existed - but I have painted it as if it did - a composite of several isolated houses within Arthur Machen’s old stomping ground.
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“Pantyreos” - An ancient Gwent Farm House.
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