A FAMILY has been left the last word money within the attic discover — a haul of hidden artworks price £180,000.
The intimate assortment of 130 photos is described as a life-long household album of works by revered artists Gwilym Prichard and spouse Claudia Williams.
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They had been noticed within the attic when knowledgeable Ben Rogers-Jones valued their property in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, following Claudia’s demise at 90 final yr.
Gwiliym had died aged 84 in 2015.
Ben stated it wasn’t unusual to see works by Gwilym and Claudia within the firm’s Cardiff gross sales.
“Work from each artists have graced nearly each one in every of our three-times-per-year Welsh Sale auctions within the final 20 years,” he stated.
“However to see so many photos by Gwilym and Claudia in a single catalogue and one area is extremely thrilling.
“Now we have organized {the catalogue} in a chronological order, beginning in North Wales had been they met as a younger couple and started their inventive journey collectively.
“Following this can be a part on their abroad travels – they lived in Greece and in France the place they painted prolifically and established a shopping for market in Brittany.
“The ultimate a part of {the catalogue} represents their homecoming to Wales after they settled in Tenby.
“It’s a Welsh artwork exhibition like no different and which is unlikely to be repeated.
“It truly is a sight to behold.
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“Like a firework show, the saleroom is alive in technicolour.”
Their 4 youngsters have put most up for public sale in Cardiff on February 21.
