Crinkle Crags and Oxendale by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Crinkle Crags and Oxendale by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)It's easy to see why Crinkle Crags at the far end of the Langdale valley has become such a firm favourite with walkers; with their distinctive rugged jumble of shattered rocky towers on a ridge set across the head of Oxendale. In this painting, William has expertly contrasted the gleaming snowy tips on the rocky buttresses with the long fellside in the foreground. Part of The Band, leading up to Bowfell, appears on the right of the picture. Inner

(Jonathan Otley - On Meteorology (1823) in:Prose of Lakeland - B

whilst the cloud banks recede steadily to the north and rich glassy reflections on the lake are produced by the adept blending of cool green

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allowing us to pause to admire and appreciate the beauty and significance of everyday occurrences - whether she is drawing wasps feasting on apples fallen in the orchard