Ffefrynnau Cymraeg A Saesneg Stuart Burrows/ Stuart Burrows Sings Welsh And English Favourites

Inside the image.

A square cover dominated by a high-contrast black-and-white close-up portrait of a man. His face fills most of the left and central areas, turned slightly towards the viewer’s right while his eyes look out towards the left edge. His hair is dark, thick and swept back, with loose strands catching the light along the top and upper-left edge. The crop cuts through the top of his hair and lower torso; at the bottom, a pale shirt and dark tie are visible beneath a dark jacket. His expression is relaxed, with a faint smile. Strong light falls across his forehead, nose and cheek, while the right side of his face and the space behind him recede into deep shadow.

The portrait fades into an almost-black background, most open on the right, where the lettering is arranged in a compact vertical block. At the upper right, two small lines of muted yellow-green capitals read “FFERFYNNau” and “CYMRAEG A SAESNEG”; the first word appears as “FFERFYNNau” in the image, with its final letters rendered in lowercase-sized forms. Below, “STUART” and “BURROWS” are set in very large, narrow white capitals, stacked and closely spaced. Smaller blue-grey capitals underneath read “SINGS WELSH AND ENGLISH”, followed by “FAVOURITES” on the next line. Near the lower right, a small yellow-green line reads “CYFEILYDD ACCOMPANIST”, above the larger white name “JOHN CONSTABLE”. The portrait and type have no visible border or separate framing device. The image is photographic, with a monochrome treatment, sharp tonal contrast and a smooth, dark field behind the text.