
King David
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Oracular Head
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Mother and Child with chair.
7 by 4 and a half inches
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Saint Christopher
In folk tradition the protector of travellers and patron Saint of luck.
This version is based on the wonderful carving in Kefermarkt Church, Austria by the medieval artist known as the unknown master.
7 by 5 inches
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All on a summer's day
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Three is a green crown
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King David
A second version
9 by 5 and a half inches
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This Riddle
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Wagtail
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Phaethon
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The Circle is Unbroken
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Here's To Midwinter
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Redwoods
5 by 5 inches
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Saint Melangell
The legend is that a 6th century Welsh prince out hare hunting with his dogs, was astonished when the hare found safety in the robes of the beautiful forest hermit Melangell.
Her shrine at Pennant Melangell near Oswestry in North Wales is unique and is a place of pilgrimage. For me she represents the spirit of care for the helpless and for all animals.
8 by 13 and a half inches
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Be Thou The Joyful
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The Old Woman with the Leaves
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Saint Peter with the Keys
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And Here The Water Has My Bina's Face
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The Half Remarkable Question
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As The Rain Came On
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I Would Advise
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Demeter
9 inches by 13 inches .
The lyrics quoted are from Robin's song Verses at Powys
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The Green Man's Rede is Robin's most recently sold painting.
The old word 'rede ' means an advice or interpretation.
These lines regarding one meaning of the Green Man image came to Robin in a dream some years ago

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Across the Severn
15 and a half by 12 inches
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Colmcille
12 by 9 inches
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The Fool
12 by 17 inches
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Illuminations Series # 19
Lyrics from Robin's song
'Alive Today'
Approximately 4 inches square
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Three aspects of the Dágda







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'North of the Garden'
7 & a half by 5 inches
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'Remembering the High Loch'
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Illuminations Series #1
The painting is aproximately 8 and a half inches square.
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Lyrics from Robin's song 'Ducks on A Pond'
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Monknash Point
This is on the Glamorgan coast not far from Saint Donats
15 and a half inches by 6 and a half inches
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Hecate
In Tenebris Viarum Dea Et In Die
The Latin says:
In dark night
She is Goddess of the Ways
And in bright day
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Illuminations Series #16
Lyrics from Robin's October song
There are 2 versions of this one about
5 inches square and one on card about
4 inches square

Lyrics from Robin's song the Journey
Approximately 4 inches square

Illuminations Series #12
Lyrics from Robin's Song
The Journey
Approximately 6 inches square

Illuminations Series # 9
Lyrics from Robin's song Alive Today
Approximately 5 and a half inches square

Illuminations Series #2
This is the second of Robin's paintings in this series and in this format .
The words are from the Triads of the Island of Britain and are included in Robin's telling of the Battle of the Trees.
The triads are three line sayings, some are ancient and some derive from Iolo Morganwg 1747-1826 .All are part of the Bardic Heritage This painting is10 inches square.

Illuminations Series #13
Lyrics from Robin's Song
Fair Miles Never Wasted
Approximately 4 inches square

The Journey
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Mother and child
Approximately 4 inches square
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'For Iolo Morganwg
Diolch O Galon'
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'These Are The Mythic Times '
Approximately eleven and a half inches square
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The Rough Red Woman
10 inches by 15 inches, water colour and gouache.
Painted back in 2003 this depicts a character -so named- featured in the Celtic tale : 'The Amadan of the Dough',a story I've told many many times over the years
 About Doorways and Weather

Illuminations Series #5
These lines are from Robin's song
'About Doorways and Weather '
Approximately 7 inches square

Illuminations #7
The words are from a poem Robin wrote about 15 years back
Approximately 6 & a half inches square

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Saint Peter with the Keys
6 inches by 11 inches
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Zero plus Zero
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Alms For Oblivion 10 inches by 9 inches
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The words in the painting are a quote from a poem of Robert Burns titled:
"Epitaph on my own friend and my father's friend William Muir in Tarbolton."
Muir was a miller who ...when Jean Armour was thrown out by her family ... took her in .
A kindness that Burns never forgot.
Epitaph for a Friend
8 by 9 and a half inches
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Fool in a Boat
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