George Orleans Delamotte

George Delamotte painted crisp oil views of South Wales in the 1820s. His brush captured the mouth of the Neath River from the grounds of the Earl of Jersey’s estate, Aberdyllis Mill in the Vale of Neath, and the Swansea ferry crossing. These quiet scenes show mills, water, and boats in clear daylight—typical of early-19th-century topographical work. Tap to see Aberdyllis Mill again, then step into the next scene at the Swansea ferry.