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Mae'r paentiad olew hwn yn un o set o 12 a oedd yn seiliedig ar yr enwau torfol ar gyfer anifeiliaid. Fe'u cynhyrchwyd ar gyfer calendr Boots the Chemist 1949, i gyd o dan y pennawd 'The Countryman Have a Word for It'.

This oil painting is one of a set of 12 that were based upon the collective nouns for animals. They were produced for the 1949 Boots the Chemist calendar, all under the heading 'The Countryman Has a Word for It'.

Oriel Môn

Llangefni

Title

Cenfaint o Foch / A Drift of Swine

Date

1948

Medium

olew ar gynfas / oil on canvas

Measurements

H 77 x W 64 cm

Accession number

1/99

Acquisition method

prynwyd (Arwerthiant Christie's) gyda chymorth Cronfa Grant Prynu’r Victoria and Albert, 1999 / purchased (Philips Auction) with help from the Victoria and Albert Museum Purchase Grant Fund, 1999