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Y Peintiwr Coch (The Red Painter) gan/by Meic Stevens
oddi ar/from Baledi - Dim Ond Cysgodion

Hefyd ar gael ar/Also available on ‘Dyma’r Ffordd i Fyw’
www.sadwrn.com/cym/meic-stevens/Dymar-Ffordd-i-Fyw

Can ydyw am yr arluniwyr chwedlonol, Vincent Van Gogh, a ddioddefodd iselder erchyll. A song about the legendary painter, Vincent Van Gogh, who suffered from terrible depression.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_van_Gogh
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Geiriau:
Bore'n glasu ar y bryniau,
peintiwr coch yn lliwio'i luniau,
cysgod y gwynt dros y gwenith melyn,
sêr yn chwyrlio mewn gromen y nos.

Cymylau glaw yn dechrau torri,
melin wynt yn dechrau malu,
egni'r haul yn ei dorth o fara,
afalau, caws, grawn a gwin.

Arluniwr ynfyd o'r Isediroedd,
lluniau hardd ar waliau'r byd,
aur yr haul yn ei llygaid glas,
ond fe laddodd ei hunan 'slawer dydd.

Cadair melyn, ffenest ar agor,
mewn cariad mae, ond mae'n dechrau marw,
harddwch y byd sydd yn torri ei galon,
y paentiwr coch a'i gynfas garw.

English Translation:
Blueing morning on the hills,
the red painter colours his paintings,
the shadow of the wind over the yellow wheat,
stars whirl in the night's dome.

Rain clouds start to break,
the windmill starts to fracture,
the sun's energy in his loaf of bread,
apples, cheese, grain and wine.

The troubled artist from the Netherlands,
beautiful pictures on the walls of the world,
the golden sun in his blue eyes,
but he killed himself long ago.

Yellow chair, open window,
he's in love, but he's slowly dying,
the beauty of the world breaks his heart,
the red painter and his rough canvas.

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Rhestr o’r lluniau gan Van Gogh sydd yn y fideo. Roedd cymaint y baswn wedi gallu eu dewis – ac mewn gwirionedd, mae yma rai dwi’n difaru peidio a’u dewis. Ond dwi’n credu fod hyn yn destament i fawredd Van Gogh.

List of paintings by Van Gogh featured. There were so many I could have chosen and – in fact, there were some I regret not choosing! But that, I think, is a testament to Van Gogh’s greatness.

1. Self-Portrait (Awst/August 1889)
2. Mountainous Landscape behind Saint-Paul Hospital (1889)
3. Painter on his way to work: Vincent van Gogh on the road to Montmajour (Awst/August 1888)
4. Wheatfield with Crows (1890)
5. The Starry Night (1889)
6. Olive Trees in a Mountainous Landscape (1889)
7. Wheat Field with Cypresses (1889)
8. Wheatfield under Thunderclouds (1890)
9. The Old Mill (1888)
10. Still Life with Drawing Board, Pipe, Onions and Sealing-Wax (189)
11. Still Life with Basket of Apples (1887)
12. Still Life with Glass of Absinthe and a Carafe (1887)
13. Cherry Tree (1888)
14. View of Arles with Irises (1888)
15. The Red Vineyard (1888)
16. Self-Portrait, Gwanwyn/Spring (1887)
17. The Sower (1888)
18. Self-Portrait with a Straw Hat (1887)
19. At Eternity's Gate (1890)
20. Almond Blossom (1890)
21. Cafe Terrace at Night (1889)
22. Sunflowers (1888)
23. Van Gogh's Chair (1888)
24. Bedroom in Arles (1888)
25. View of Arles, Flowering Orchards (1889)
26. Self-Portrait in Front of the Easel (1888)