Three Tarns Bowfell - Original Painting by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Three Tarns Bowfell - Original Painting by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)Occupying an important pass between Great Langdale and the lonely wilderness of Upper Eskdale, Three Tarns lies south of Bowfell and north of the ridge rising to Crinkle Crags. In this serene view, William has painted the middle Tarn of the three looking from its outlet, Buscoe Sike, south west to the far distant fells around Birker Moor, south of Eskdale. Set within a blue frame Framed Size 26 x 21 ins Image Size 17 x 12 ins Original Painting by

from December 1799 to May 1808

literally bursting through a gap between the slopes

as it prevents the paint adhering to the paper

William Heaton Cooper

Artist Sketch Paper Pad 20 Sheets 105 g/m²

to the living room for storing magazines

on the right Dollywaggon Pike and the ridge leading up to Nethermost Pike and Helvellyn

A satin varnish may be obtained by mixing with Roberson gloss varnish

or simply as a moveable sculpture for horse enthusiasts

With more than 800 concise

having spent a 'gap year' on a trip to Assam

Sticks vary slightly due to the hand-making process