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

Watendlath by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)Watendlath, east of Borrowdale, sprang into fame thanks to the Herries Chronicles written by Sir Hugh Walpole. Here, William has depicted the farms and trees of the hamlet on a wonderfully calm spring afternoon, reflected peacefully in the quiet waters of the tarn. Also mirrored in the waters surface is a shepherd with his dog approaching Watendlaths packhorse bridge. Inner Print Sizes: Canvas 767 x 545mm 30. 2 x 21. 5 inches (Inner Print: 725mm x

we can drink the view in great deep draughts: and yet

and the sweeping beach in the foreground

This beautiful tranquil scene was painted from the head of the lake

The rounded and compact fit makes crushing of peppercorns

So there's no fear of the scoop getting lost in the depths of the cutlery drawer

witches' familiars and symbols of fertility

Note in particular

heather and rock country to each side

The Hahnemühle Sketch book 120 is ideal for drawings with Pencil

Framed - 548 x 364mm / 21

but end with a rounded tip

GN13 Green