Boys Fishing, Whitby, 1921 by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Boys Fishing, Whitby, 1921 by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)Here is an early painting, produced when William was just 18 years old. It is clear from the subject matter and style of the brushstrokes that the young artist was under the tutelage of his father. The myriad of rusty reflections mirrored in the water below the boats show that William must have been influenced by the fluid style of the Impressionists, and this beautifully simple composition evokes fond memories of a bygone era. Inner Print Sizes:

when combined with the safety hand guard

the ridge running from Grey Knotts to Brandreth is just visible

Stake Pass (to Great Langdale)

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possibly thundery blues with orange lights in the sky"

The Scafell massif is shown here from Esk Pike

"The hollow voices of shivering mortals echoed from out of the great dark mass of Scafell Crag

In the absence of observed facts

The view from the beach at the foot of Crummock Water was a favourite subject of William’s

complete with a lid that doubles as a mixing palette

or trying to capture the cerulean blue of a winter sky