Golden Evening, Crummock Water by William Heaton Cooper R.I (1903-1995)

Golden Evening, Crummock Water by William Heaton Cooper R.I (1903-1995)Crummock Water is about twice the length of Buttermere, but is only slightly greater in width. William has described Crummock Water as 'the place I enjoy more than anywhere else in the world' (WHC Mountain Painter, p58) which, is fine praise indeed! The sun drenched sky is dramatically caught here, literally bursting through a gap between the slopes, as their shapes are mirrored exquisitely in the reflections upon the calm waters. "So effectively is

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with a hint of terracotta which looks very much like sepia and provides an elegant note to your handwriting

using techniques which date back to the days of the Old Masters

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strode down to the tarn with his two lively sheep dogs

Rather puzzingly

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Hollow but rigid construction

Use the 'Design With Light' lantern all year round

which seems cut off from its surroundings above Thirlmere

that she had seen coming down Far Easedale in the snow one Easter

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