Grisedale Tarn by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Grisedale Tarn by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)"To the painter the colour of the sky and distances are about as useful a guide as any to what the weather is going to do. On this day the sky varied from palest orange in the lights to steely blue in the shadows, and the intervening colours resembled some of those one sees in gun metal" (WHC The Tarns of Lakeland, p130) Inner Print Sizes: Framed 329 x 279mm 13 x 11 inches (Inner Print: 185 x 125mm 7. 3 x 4. 9 inches). Mounted 299 x 248mm 11. 8 x 9. 8

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This luminous watercolour shows the fishing village of Skagen in North Jutland

the place where Dorothy Wordsworth pointed out to her brother the flowers dancing in the breeze

5cm when in use and 12

The distinctive teardrop shapes are crafted in neutral white Porcelain

The rounded and compact fit makes crushing of peppercorns

They feature 46 sheets (92 pages) of acid-free 140gsm cartridge paper

A fine farmhouse by the lake

with a Rough or Smooth surface

almost haunting depiction could be a companion piece to his earlier 'After Sunset Grasmere'

The myth relates that Cheiron was among the gentlest

Sheets per block: 20