Bois Y Fro

Inside the image.

A square, monochrome cover shows four dark human silhouettes standing close together on a raised, uneven ledge. They occupy the lower central area, seen from about the thighs or knees upwards in places, though the ledge and their overlapping bodies obscure parts of their legs. The figure at far left stands slightly apart, turned towards the others; the two middle figures overlap, and the rightmost figure stands a small distance away. Their outlines suggest varied stances and head shapes, but their faces and clothing details are lost in shadow.

The group forms a low, irregular band beneath a large expanse of pale grey sky. Behind them, faint horizontal layers of hazy landscape recede towards the left, while the lower foreground is almost black. At the right edge, a dark, craggy shape rises into the sky and appears to continue beyond the frame. The ledge runs across much of the bottom, with a block-like raised section beneath the figures and rough, broken edges on either side. There is no visible border.

Large white lettering reading “Bois y Fro” spans the upper portion, centred above the group. The high-contrast serif letters have pronounced thick and thin strokes and occupy nearly the full width, with generous space between the title and the silhouetted heads. The image has a photographic appearance, with soft gradations in the cloudy grey sky contrasting against the nearly solid black figures and ground. The lightest area is behind and above the group; the landscape and lower edge fade into deep shadow.