Greenburn and Swirl How by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Greenburn and Swirl How by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)Viewed from Cold Pike, the long ridge of Wet Side Edge and Little and Great Carrs leads for around 4 kilometres above the Greenburn valley up to the magnificent rock eyrie of Swirl How. Just visible through the gap of Swirl Hawse, at the foot of Swirl How's Prison Band, is Coniston Old Man, while Grey Friar keeps a look out to the right. Notes: Frame & Canvas dimensions may vary slightly due to the slight variations frame width. Please allow + 5% on

The Nola stool by Broste Copenhagen is a take on the most simplistic idea of seating unit

(Attributed to Thomas de Quincey)

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90gsm white paper is great for sketching in graphite

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