Untitled (top, view of Kington Grammar School; bottom, view of house, outbuildings and garden with several figures; verso: top, view of Eywood; bottom, view of Hargest Court with figure in foreground) 1864 - 1871

Editor: This is a fascinating, untitled work, likely a page from an album, by Iorwerth Grey Lloyd. It features views of buildings and landscapes, all in sepia tones. There's something so nostalgic and dreamlike about the images... What catches your eye when you look at this, what's the story here? Curator: It’s interesting, isn't it? The juxtaposition of the school and the intimate garden scene below. It makes me wonder about the artist's connection to these places. Is it a memory? A commentary on society? Perhaps a longing for simpler times, or an exploration of two very different kinds of spaces. What do you think? Editor: I hadn't thought of that. It's like two worlds coexisting on one page. Thanks, I’m starting to see this in a whole new light.