Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain
Prince Llewelyn with Fountain

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A bronze figure of Prince Llewelyn with coronet and full armour stands holding a sword and shield. It is set on a fluted Corinthian column of Corsehill stone with a limestone pedestal and painted bronze Corinthian capital. The work was presented by Mr Albert Wood, a local resident, to mark the installation of a water supply system. Llywelyn ap Iorwerth (or Llywelyn the Great or Llywelyn I) (1173–1240) may have been born at Dolwyddelan in Gwynedd. He was probably brought up in Powys under the protection of his maternal relatives, as the infant may have been a potential menace to the power of his father's half-brothers in Gwynedd. Between 1199 and 1203 he restored the undivided sovereignty of his grandfather (Owain Gwynedd) over the whole of Gwynedd.

Title

Prince Llewelyn with Fountain

Date

1895

Medium

bronze, Corsehill stone & Anglesey limestone

Measurements

H 550 x W (?) x D (?) cm

Accession number

LL32_AEB_S002

Acquisition method

commissioned by Mr Albert Wood, JP

Work type

Statue

Owner

Conwy County Borough Council

Custodian

Conwy County Borough Council

Work status

extant

Listing status

Grade II (England and Wales)

Unveiling date

22nd August 1895

Listing date

08/10/81

Access

at all times

Signature/marks description

incised on base of statue at rear: Griffiths

Inscription description

bronze plate fixed to rim at front of fountain (south): THE CORPORATION OF CONWAY ENGRAVE THIS PLATE TO RECORD / THEIR GRATITUDE FOR THIS FOUNTAIN, PRESENTED TO THE TOWN BY / ALBERT WOOD, D.L., J.P., OF BODLONDEB. / (A FORMER MAYOR OF THE BOROUGH) CHARLES J. WALLACE / MAYOR 1898; carved around rim of fountain on east, west and north sides: LLEWELYN AB IORWERTH FOUNDER OF CONWY ABBEY A.D. 1184

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Located at

Lancaster Square, Conwy

LL32 8HT

Centrally located in Lancaster Square.