Founded in 1989 and owned by Richard Braine, Fountain Fine Art has earned a reputation for holding the finest work from some of Wales' and indeed the British Isles' most highly respected artists. With pride of place in the centre of town, Fountain Fine Art is located in the picturesque hill top settlement of Llandeilo - a town overlooking the beautiful Carmarthenshire Towy valley below. Click here for directions.
Picture above: Fountain Fine Art as dipicted in Andrew Douglas-Forbes' painting, 'Go On Glad'
The Arts Council of Wales' Principality Collectorplan scheme makes buying contemporary works of art more affordable by providing interest-free loans to purchase contemporary art and craft in Wales.
Loans are available for sums up to £2000 with repayment lengths of up to 15 months - all for a deposit of as little as 10%.
A simple example for Mike Jones' 'Man With Buckets' shown above would be:
Picture price £650
- Deposit of £65
= 10 monthly repayments of £58.50 (interest free)
Total repayment = £650
For full details of the Principality Collectorplan scheme click here
Many of our artists at Fountain Fine Art take on commission work. Please contact the gallery if you'd like to commission an artist whether they be a painter or sculptor. Each artist has his/her own conditions but prices for commissioned work tend to correlate directly to those that the artist usually charges through the gallery.
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Two artists who share a studio in Cardiff, share an exhibition here in Llandeilo.
"This collection of drawings, paintings, assemblages and prints reflects my continuing obsession with the diverse landscapes of Wales, its people, architecture, icons and occasionally, animals. Children as well as adults should be able to 'read' my work because the inspiration for them very often stems from a personal delight in children's books recollected. So come and look, imagine and remember - it's what I do in the studio every day” - Anthony Evans
Chris Griffin is primarily known for his colourful, textured paintings of the urban and rural Welsh landscape. Often using rich and emotional colour, the paintings develop into lyrical expressions of the landscape. The images are made by continual scraping and adjustment of the paint surface, the final image being determined more by feeling than any resemblance to the subject of the painting. Latterly, his work has also included a number of still life paintings.