Autumn Afternoon on the Rothay by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Autumn Afternoon on the Rothay by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)The Under Loughrigg road from Ambleside to Rydal hasnt changed that much since the 1920s when this rustic scene was painted. Here, Alfred has caught the mellow warm and cool colours of Autumn perfectly. "The Rothay, is a greater volume, but calmer, clearer and shining where the sunlight dapples through the wych elms, darkling in deep pools in the dense oak shade (W. T. Palmer p32 The English Lakes) Inner Print Sizes: Framed 539 x 436mm 21. 2 x 17. 2

There is a very simple reason for this painstaking process

are all marvellously reflected back in Derwentwater

Professional Water Colours are uniquely reliant on the diverse qualities of the pigments utilized compared to other mediums

“ The English Lakes”)

she has chosen to portray a ginger cat

This is a small white ceramic palette has 12 wells and a ceramic lid

Somerset is an elegant and hard working paper perfect for limited edition prints

Warm tones predominate as we look through an open doorway to the smoke blackened hearth with its hanging arm for pots jutting from the stonework

including turtle doves

chair - as in Cadair Idris in Wales)

Bamboo handle with black plastic ferrules

more calmly