A beautifully presented framed print of “Salem” by renowned Welsh artist Sydney Curnow Vosper (1866–1942), one of the most recognisable and culturally significant images in Welsh art.

Painted in 1908 and set in Pentre Gwynfryn near Llanbedr, Gwynedd, Salem is a powerful depiction of Welsh Nonconformist life. The central figure, Siân Owen, is shown entering chapel in traditional dress, surrounded by richly observed detail and atmosphere.

Often found in Welsh homes, the image is steeped in both heritage and intrigue — famously said to contain a hidden image of the devil within the folds of the shawl, adding a layer of folklore and fascination to this already compelling scene.

This print is mounted and housed in a substantial wooden frame with warm tones and a gilt inner border, complementing the artwork and giving it a classic, timeless presence.

Ideal for:
– Welsh heritage interiors
– collectors of traditional or cultural artwork
– cottage, study, or period-inspired spaces

📏 Approx size:
Width & Height: 19cm

Condition:
Good vintage condition. Light age-related wear to the frame consistent with its character. Print is clean and well presented behind glass.

A striking and meaningful piece of Welsh visual history — instantly recognisable and rich in story.