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William Roos
Object type painting
object_type QS:P31,Q3305213
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English: Welsh-language poet John Jones ("Talhaiarn") (1810-1869). Portrait by William Roos. 1864. Oil on canvas. National Museum of Wales collections.
Cymraeg: Y bardd Cymraeg John Jones ("Talhaiarn") (1810-1869). Portread gan William Roos. 1864. Olew ar gynfas. Casgliadau Amgueddfa Cymru.
Date 1850[1]
Source/Photographer National Museum Wales

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  1. ↑ The source of this image places 1864 as its date. However, Talhaiarn's biographer Dewi M. Lloyd (1999; Talhaiarn, Cardiff: University of Wales Press) describes three different paintings of the poet by Roos; an earlier one (lost) and others painted in 1850 and 1864; he describes this exact image (which appears on the cover of Lloyd's book) as the 1850 painting. This seems more consistent with the poet's age in 1850, when compared to photographs of the poet taken in the 1860s.

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