Aberfan disaster: The portraits that helped bring the children home
Gaynor described the heartbreaking decision her family faced after their mother died. "Taking them down, you're not taking a painting, you're taking them," she said. They were created by a man who had never met the children, but his kindness ensured they were treasured by the families who received and loved them. Unseen: The Aberfan Portraits is available on the BBC iPlayer and will be shown on BBC One Wales at 22:40 BST on Monday 19 October.
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