The Rotary Club of Tywyn were privileged to host a presentation by Annie Lake, a talented local artist, entitled ‘Art through the ages, A personal view’ on Thursday 07 April 2016 at one of the club weekly meetings.
Annie described her view of art through the ages starting with prehistoric cave
paintings through Aboriginal art to the more modern artists of today.
Throughout art history the same theme occurs with the artists leaving a small
part of their soul by either a handprint on a wall or representations of the
human form common in Aboriginal cave painting. This desire of the artist to
leave part of themselves for posterity was graphically illustrated by examples
of painting through history.
Annie then demonstrated how her own work had developed over the years by
showing several interesting examples of her early paintings to her more recent
work.
As is the custom with guest speakers at Club meetings, President Stephanie
Purcell presented Annie with a cheque for £100 that Annie will kindly donate to Tŷ Gobaith, the Children’s
Hospice.
Press release by Rotarian Maciek Kaczmar
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