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

Tarn Hows by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)William has painted this perspective of Tarn Hows facing west looking to where the whale like bulk of Wetherlam rises up against the sky; expertly reflected in the water of the Tarn. "For a great many people the first picture that comes to mind at the mention of the word "tarn" is that of Tarn Hows, or The Tarns as they are still called. I hope that Tarn Hows may whet the appetite to explore other parts of Lakeland, instead of returning again and

whilst the high quality synthetic filaments ensure the brushes are soft enough to work the colour but with a strong snap to return to the original shape

The Portable Painter Micro is actually smaller than a credit card

The brush case measures 16cm in length and 6cm in width and is made from imitation leather

that Crummock justly challenges admiration as one of the most beautiful of our lakes"

by compiling numerous drawings and paintings in their natural surroundings

though not as great as was formerly the case"

The plant regenerates after cutting

It is crafted from pure Tobolski-Kolinski red sable sourced from selected male winter tails

ready to be used for your art and the other side has space for writing and the address

This can easily be cut off with a ruler and knife

dip pen or airbrush and are widely used by designers

Gummed pads comprising 30 sheets of Fabriano Tiziano fine pastel paper in 6 different shades