Park Yeat Cottages, Coniston 1900 by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Park Yeat Cottages, Coniston 1900 by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)Alfred painted a series of archetypal and picturesque Lakeland old farm cottages in 1900, where he was no doubt inspired from living nearby in his own family home at Coniston during the same period. In this studied painting he chooses to offer a highly unusual angle looking side on at the charming whitewashed buildings note the caged budgerigar hanging in the doorway. "Outwardly this was charming, especially with its trees that overhung the mossy

It is an acid-free

alzarin crimson (226)

Framed - 279 x 292mm / 11 x 11

In higher concentrations

In the absence of observed facts

Forced to accept that intensive farming on the heavy clay of their land at Knepp was economically unsustainable

leaving it sticky and prone to shrinkage

having been a student at Calderon’s school in London”

Produced from stainless steel with a brass finish

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infused with beautiful detail in the form of the dark walnut legs of the storage box

without transmitting its negative characteristics