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

Wastwater by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)The head of Wastwater often attracts wild weather blowing in from the west. This view of the dalehead features a ghostly Great Gable to the right, its crags and screes a pale grey under a dramatically cloud rushed sky. However, this picture is dominated by Yewbarrow, the huge dark peak to the left, wonderfully off set by the bright sunlit rocks of the western shore of the lake below it. This area he would come back to later, when he painted his

Painter of Landscape)

Nab cottage is seen nestled beneath the fells and surrounded by autumnal

marks and soiling on a variety of surfaces

the paper slackens uniformly when wet

strong colour theory and application as the depth of the caves contrasts the sunlit rock pillar above the pools in the foreground

while a handful of conifer trees hug the lower reaches of the Lorton Fells on the left

It is a simple combination of iron and leather to create a versatile stool that can be used anywhere in the house

and looks just as stylish when empty

Sceptre Gold II is a range of high quality brushes made from a mix of sable and synthetic fibres

Painted from Pike Rigg

GN13 Green

merging into the glowing golden rays of the sky