Tarn Hows and Langdale Pikes by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Tarn Hows and Langdale Pikes by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)Tarn Hows (which apparently means 'small heights surrounding the lake') was artificially enlarged by a dam in the early 20th century, and planted with spruce and larch, some twenty years before Alfred painted this enduring Autumnal picture. One of the few tarns accessible by car, it has fine views of the Langdale Pikes, illustrated so beautifully here amongst all of the lush flora and rugged landscape. It remains a highly popular place to visit. "From

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