Bowfell from Pike o' Stickle by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Bowfell from Pike o' Stickle by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)Captured on a calm winter afternoon, this aerial perspective of Bowfell from Pike o'Stickle features the mountain's craggy Mickleden face. Below the summit the Great Slab is visible, with, to its right, Bowfell Buttress outlined by snowy gullies. Below Hanging Knotts at the lower right, the steep track left of Rossett Ghyll climbs up towards the distant Esk Hause and Great End. Inner Print Sizes: Canvas 767 x 552 mm 30. 2 x 21. 7 inches (Inner Print:

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