Murals: Hans Feibusch | Nigel
Simmons | Other
Sculpture: Statuary | Carvings
Signs: Metal | Painted
Trompe L'oeil: Windows | Three-dimensional
| Other
Hans Nathan Feibusch, painter and muralist: born Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany, 15 August 1898; died London, 18 July 1998. Last visited Portmeirion in 1976 for Portmeirion's Golden Jubilee. He was best known for religious-themed murals; Portmeirion contains his only known non-religious murals. In 1925 he was commissioned to make a bronze portrait bust of Clough Williams-Ellis with laurel wreath denoting honour for his noble work in rescuing the great palace and landscape at Stowe from destruction and setting up the boys' boarding school there.
Upper Left: Mural on the side of Anchor Cottage. Upper
Right: This dramatic fresco is found on the the ceiling of the archway
of Gate House. Middle Left: Large mural painted on the side
wall of the Hotel Portmeirion. Middle Right: Outside wall mural
of Arches.
Bottom: Large mural painted over the bay window of Lady's Lodge.
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