Unique art exhibition unveiled on Anglesey

The paintings have been installed along the Anglesey coastal path

A unique art exhibition has been unveiled on Anglesey, with giant canvasses displayed at the exact beauty spots where they were painted.

The 2.5 metre-tall acrylic oil canvasses, dubbed 'Four on Anglesey' depict iconic views from the island.

They were painted over the course of a week by landscape artist Anthony Garratt and hoisted on to steel structures.

It is hoped residents and visitors will be inspired and do a double take.

They depict views of Caernarfon, Snowdonia, the Great Orme, the Llyn Peninsula and the Irish Sea and will be on display until October.

The paintings were commissioned by owner of the Menai Holiday Cottages Bun Matthews, who wanted a "unique" celebration. She hopes residents and visitors will do a 'double take' on the view.

Artist Anthony Garratt painted from four locations- Lligwy Beach, Penmon Point, Brynsiencyn and at Rhoscolyn

Renowned British landscape artist Anthony Garratt completed the paintings over the course of a week

The region has long-inspired landscape artists including Kyffin Williams, whose former home is on the banks of the Menai Strait