Autumn, Wood Farm, Troutbeck by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Autumn, Wood Farm, Troutbeck by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)This lovingly rendered snapshot shows a distinctive old Lakeland cottage proudly overgrown with ivy, as a somewhat lonely figure nears the steps, carrying yet more wood at that evocative time of dusk, inevitably accompanied by the traces of woodsmoke from the fires, when the oil lamps have been lit indoors yet there's still some light in the sky. "The long scattered village of Troutbeck begins about a mile and a half above Troutbeck Bridge; and, not

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This delightful rural setting portrays a set of quarrymens' and miners' cottages found around the Coniston area

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This vivid image of Esk Buttress was witnessed after William had been climbing on Scafell with two friends in thundery weather conditions in 1936