High Crag above Buttermere from Blackbeck Tarn by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

High Crag above Buttermere from Blackbeck Tarn by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)The huge mass of High Crag and the north eastern crags of Haystacks form a rain threatened backdrop to this beautiful study of one of the less visited tarns of the Lake District. The dark diagonals of the fells and the slanting, vividly sunlit rock slabs near the tarn draw our eyes to its calm waters, which reflect back the mountains and the brighter skies visible above the distant Lorton Vale. Inner Print Sizes: Canvas 767 x 510mm 30. 2 x 19. 9

“ The English Lakes”)

Additonal Colour 32 (A32)

Taking its name from the two pieces of metal that are bent and soldered together to create separate trays that can be stacked on top of each other

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Capturing the magnificent view Skiddaw commands at the head of Borrowdale

and over the sweeping valley towards the wooded and hilly grounds of Patterdale Hall in the distance

the ruling pen is also used in calligraphy and fine line drawing on picture mounts

with everything in moderation

it can still be reached by anyone

by the local land

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