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National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
Dinefwr Castle, a mediaeval castle of Welsh princes, remains of Roman forts, and Newton House, a mid-seventeenth century mansion, designed for George Rice (1724–1779) and his wife Lady Cecil Talbot (1735–1793), Baroness Dynevor are set in glorious parkland.
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Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo 1992 Anthony John Plowden Eyton (b.1923)Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo 1992 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Henry Griffiths Henry Smith (active 1844–1884)Henry Griffiths National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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White Cows and Deer c.1998 David CowdryWhite Cows and Deer c.1998 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Landscape with a Cottage 1842 Samuel David Colkett (1806–1863)Landscape with a Cottage 1842 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Italianate Landscape with a Distant Town and a Mountain c.1927 George Lambert (c.1700–1765) (style of)Italianate Landscape with a Distant Town and a Mountain c.1927 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Dinefwr Castle, Llandeilo, from the South West c.1720–1730 British (Welsh) SchoolDinefwr Castle, Llandeilo, from the South West c.1720–1730 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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John Lovelace (c.1638/1642–1693), 3rd Baron Lovelace c.1670 Godfrey Kneller (1646–1723)John Lovelace (c.1638/1642–1693), 3rd Baron Lovelace c.1670 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Dinefwr Castle, Llandeilo, from the North c.1730 British (Welsh) SchoolDinefwr Castle, Llandeilo, from the North c.1730 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Called 'Cecil Matthews, Mrs Talbot', but Probably 'Mary de Cardonnel, Lady Talbot (c.1719–1787)' Dorofield Hardy (1853–1937)Called 'Cecil Matthews, Mrs Talbot', but Probably 'Mary de Cardonnel, Lady Talbot (c.1719–1787)' National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Ellen Nicolls (1788–1815), née Worsey, and her daughter Sarah Nicolls (1809–1848), later Trafford, later Joule 1814 Philip Reinagle (1749–1833) (attributed to)Ellen Nicolls (1788–1815), née Worsey, and her daughter Sarah Nicolls (1809–1848), later Trafford, later Joule 1814 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Anne Griffies, Mrs Henry Griffiths (?) Henry Smith (active 1844–1884)Anne Griffies, Mrs Henry Griffiths (?) National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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The Three Children, Edward (1694–1727), Elizabeth and Catherine, of Griffith Rice of Newton House and His Wife, née Katherine Hoby of... c.1700 British (English) SchoolThe Three Children, Edward (1694–1727), Elizabeth and Catherine, of Griffith Rice of Newton House and His Wife, née Katherine Hoby of Neath Abbey (?) c.1700 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Mrs Walter Rice, née Mary Ann Evans (1770/1780–1859) c.1810/1820 British SchoolMrs Walter Rice, née Mary Ann Evans (1770/1780–1859) c.1810/1820 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Anna Margaretta Griffies-Williams (b.1771) c.1800 British SchoolAnna Margaretta Griffies-Williams (b.1771) c.1800 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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A Venetian Scene William James Müller (1812–1845)A Venetian Scene National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Mary de Cardonnel (c.1719–1787), Countess Talbot 1742 Allan Ramsay (1713–1784)Mary de Cardonnel (c.1719–1787), Countess Talbot 1742 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Griffith Rice (1670–1729) (?) Charles d' Agar (1669–1723)Griffith Rice (1670–1729) (?) National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Newton House, Llandeilo, from the East c.1730 British (Welsh) SchoolNewton House, Llandeilo, from the East c.1730 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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White Cows and Deer c.1998 David CowdryWhite Cows and Deer c.1998 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Mary, Queen of Scots Bidding Farewell to France, 1561 1851 William Powell Frith (1819–1909)Mary, Queen of Scots Bidding Farewell to France, 1561 1851 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Walter FitzUryan Rice (1873–1956), 7th Baron Dynevor 1912 (?) William Edwards Miller (1851–1940)Walter FitzUryan Rice (1873–1956), 7th Baron Dynevor 1912 (?) National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Walter Rice (1634–1675) (?) c.1633–1678 John Michael Wright (1617–1694) (after)Walter Rice (1634–1675) (?) c.1633–1678 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Major Hubert Evans of Highmead, Llanybydder c.1810/1820 unknown artistMajor Hubert Evans of Highmead, Llanybydder c.1810/1820 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Portrait of an Unknown Gentleman 19th C British SchoolPortrait of an Unknown Gentleman 19th C National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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William Talbot (1659–1730), as Bishop of Salisbury and Chancellor of the Order of the Garter 1718 Godfrey Kneller (1646–1723)William Talbot (1659–1730), as Bishop of Salisbury and Chancellor of the Order of the Garter 1718 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Archdeacon Edward Talbot (1693–1720) c.1715 Jonathan Richardson the elder (1667–1745)Archdeacon Edward Talbot (1693–1720) c.1715 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Edward Trafford Nicolls (1783–1839), later Edward Trafford Trafford c.1814 Philip Reinagle (1749–1833) (attributed to)Edward Trafford Nicolls (1783–1839), later Edward Trafford Trafford c.1814 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Edward Rice (1694–1727) (?) c.1705–1715 British (English) SchoolEdward Rice (1694–1727) (?) c.1705–1715 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Edward Rice (1694–1727) (?) c.1720–1725 British (English) SchoolEdward Rice (1694–1727) (?) c.1720–1725 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Katherine Hoby, Mrs Griffith Rice c.1695–1705 British (English) SchoolKatherine Hoby, Mrs Griffith Rice c.1695–1705 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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The Towy Valley with Dinefwr Castle and Paxton Tower in the Distance James Thomas Linnell (1826–1905) (attributed to)The Towy Valley with Dinefwr Castle and Paxton Tower in the Distance National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Newton House, Llandeilo, from the North c.1720 British (Welsh) SchoolNewton House, Llandeilo, from the North c.1720 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Mary de Cardonnel, Countess Talbot (c.1719–1787) (?) John Vanderbank (1694–1739) (attributed to)Mary de Cardonnel, Countess Talbot (c.1719–1787) (?) National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Thomas Keymer of Kidwelly (1722–1784), à la chinoise 1754 Gavin Hamilton (1723–1798)Thomas Keymer of Kidwelly (1722–1784), à la chinoise 1754 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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The Reverend Sir Erasmus Henry Griffies-Williams (1796–1870), 2nd Bt of Llwyn y Wormwood, Myddfai, Llandovery and Chancellor of St... Eden Upton Eddis (1812–1901) (attributed to)The Reverend Sir Erasmus Henry Griffies-Williams (1796–1870), 2nd Bt of Llwyn y Wormwood, Myddfai, Llandovery and Chancellor of St David's, Pembrokeshire National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Charles Talbot (1685–1737), 1st Baron Talbot of Hensol, as Lord High Chancellor c.1733–1737 John Vanderbank (1694–1739)Charles Talbot (1685–1737), 1st Baron Talbot of Hensol, as Lord High Chancellor c.1733–1737 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Arthur de Cardonnel Rice (1836–1911), 6th Baron Dynevor 1883 Frank Holl (1845–1888)Arthur de Cardonnel Rice (1836–1911), 6th Baron Dynevor 1883 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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The Reverend Francis William (1804–1878), 5th Baron Dynevor c.1870 Henry Richard Graves (1818–1882)The Reverend Francis William (1804–1878), 5th Baron Dynevor c.1870 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Colonel George Rice-Trevor (1795–1869), 4th Baron Dynevor 1838–1846 John Lucas (1807–1874)Colonel George Rice-Trevor (1795–1869), 4th Baron Dynevor 1838–1846 National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
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Colonel George Rice-Trevor (1795–1869), 4th Baron Dynevor John Lucas (1807–1874)Colonel George Rice-Trevor (1795–1869), 4th Baron Dynevor National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park and Castle
