Smithy Brow, Ambleside by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Smithy Brow, Ambleside by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)In this detail from Alfred Heaton Cooper's Smithy Brow, Ambleside, a shepherd moves his flock along the dusty road and smoke drifts lazily from the chimneys of the houses. With Wansfell in the background, Smithy Brow marks the start of the infamous 'Struggle' a notoriously steep road that ascends to Kirkstone Pass. The white building visible at upper centre right is the famous Golden Rule pub: home to many of Alfred's and William's prints. Inner Print

With its stylish sage green hue and distinctive patterned rim

once a favourite walk of Wordsworth

These distinctive books are covered in a rust coloured Lokta paper with bamboo stiffener and string tie

Framed - 475 x 552mm / 18

Please allow +/- 5% on all measurements to allow for human error when measuring

GN14 Green

Sennelier makes sure to wet the pigments in purified water (with no mineral salts) for 24 hours before mixing them in with the bonding agent

They are available in a set of 4 and can be attached quite flexibly to the Christmas tree individually or in a grouped version

Looking to the Yewdale Fells and a cloud-enshrouded Wetherlam from Coniston Water

Their names were Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay

Please note the colours of the image on the website may vary from the painting in person

This aerial perspective of the south face of one of the most famous mountains in the Lake District is from Lingmell