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ROGER MAYNE -BELOW CENARTH FALLS, DYFED- '87 PHOTO GELATIN SILVER PRINT, SIGNED

Roger Mayne -below Cenarth Falls, Dyfed- '87 Photo Gelatin Silver Print, Signed

Below Cenarth Falls

Roger Mayne (British, b. 1929), Below Cenarth Falls, Dyfed, South West Wales, gelatin silver print, framed and glazed.

Signed, dated '87 and inscribed *'89 to margin.

Provenance: Dreweatts 1759 Ltd; Lamberty Storages.

Image measures 45cm x 30cm and the frame 54cm x 44cm. Some creasing/nicks to the extreme corners and edges of the sheet.

Please note: If postage is desired, artwork will be delivered unframed in appropriate packaging. Collection only for framed artwork.

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