Cottage Interior, Glencoyne Farm by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Cottage Interior, Glencoyne Farm by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)It was often necessary for Alfred to be away from home for short periods even when he was painting in the Lake District. In Ullswater, he would stay at the Wilsons of Glencoyne. Interested in the smallest detail, this is an accurate portrayal of Lakeland farm life around the time of the First World War. Inner Print Sizes: Framed 538 x 437mm 21. 2 z 17. 2 inches (Inner Print: 380 x 274mm 15 x 10. 8 inches). Framed 387 x 328mm 15. 2 x 12. 9 inches

Mix with tubes or pigment to improve flow and translucency

and find some resonance with their own experiences

For posters and large lettering

Dinner Plate - 2

such as his introduction of painterly techniques into lacquer design and his creation of ceramics that mimicked the appearance of ink paintings

In the end it is the character and feel of the place itself that finally attracts so strongly"

This fine goat hair brush is perfect for creating beautiful washes with watercolors

are renowned for their vibrant

to stencil numbers

It's Nearly Always Plan B(Mondrian spent years painting trees before becoming a master of abstraction

50% cotton watercolour paper

a splendid view-point over the lake in itself