Tenby Sands 1856
johndillwynllewelyn
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amateur sketch
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natural shape and form
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light pencil work
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natural formation
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ink painting
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pencil sketch
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incomplete sketchy
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etching
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possibly oil pastel
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watercolor
"Tenby Sands" is a calotype photograph by John Dillwyn Llewelyn, taken in 1856. The image showcases a rocky coastline, with a sandy beach in the foreground. The photograph's soft, ethereal quality is characteristic of early photographic processes. Llewelyn, a pioneer of photography, captured the beauty of his surroundings, showcasing the dramatic cliffs and the peaceful, tranquil beach. The image is a testament to the artistic potential of the medium and provides a glimpse into the landscape of Tenby Sands. "Tenby Sands" can be found at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
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