Down the Cumbrian Esk by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Down the Cumbrian Esk by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)"It was painted in May, when the bracken was still a washed out red, the grasses ochre to green and the hawthorns and birches were at their loveliest. This was just above the junction with Cowcove Beck. For several miles upstream are the most delightful waterfalls and rapids tumbling into deep clear pools, delightful to plunge into on a hot day" (WHC Mountain Painter, p120) Notes: Frame & Canvas dimensions may vary slightly due to the slight

its grammage and thickness are suited to the application of both washes and impasto

Its smooth surface and satin-like texture make it ideal for use with nibs and brush techniques such as engraving

This sculpture shows the young centaur

Ensures strength and brilliancy

Height 11cms

the only light a gleam of ice on a sunless slab"

ivory paper dedicated to the art of calligraphy

Ophelia's tiny figure of a young foal is a three-dimensional counterpart to the sort of watercolour paintings her mother

painting board or canvas (not suitable for gypsum

They would stay with Winifred's  sisters

clay and plaster

to make a cold cast bronze similar to our sculptures