Blea Water, Mardale - Original Painting by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Blea Water, Mardale - Original Painting by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)Blea Water is the deepest tarn in the Lake District, at the head of the Mardale Valley and surrounded by an amphitheatre of granite. In this elevated view over the valley, the colour of water, conveying its depth, contrasts with the brightness of the hillsides and incoming fog. Framed Size 18. 25 x 15. 25 ins Image Size 10 x 6. 75 ins Original Painting by Alfred Heaton Cooper Please note the colours of the image on the website may vary from the

hiking and foraging

As strong warm light passes in the front of the frame

after rounding the sharp bend of the A591 at Penny Rock Wood

Perfect for watercolour artists of all levels

It was often necessary for Alfred to be away from home for short periods even when he was painting in the Lake District

The book ends with an illustration of the efforts we have to make to avert greater ruin

The front cover has a lovely vintage look and there are some instructions inside the front cover

A visually gorgeous book that will be at home on the shelf or on the coffee table

strode down to the tarn with his two lively sheep dogs

5cm when in use and 9cm when stored for travel

1/4" Flat One Stroke

She did the same thing the next day