Windermere and Langdale Pikes from Waterhead by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Windermere and Langdale Pikes from Waterhead by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)Alfred painted this autumnal outlook across the northern reach of Lake Windermere when living in Ambleside. In the far distance he captures the first layer of snow as it brushes along the tops of the Langdale fells, at a period when the changing seasons advance and retreat a host of varying colours of the coming winter, which was probably his favourite time of the year. "Waterhead is a sort of 'Clapham Junction' of Lakeland, the point where the two

there arose a desire to revive native traditions in modern terms

on the right far skyline

Apart from giving up the coronary-inducing stress of always being 'right' and the vast new wardrobe options

using techniques which date back to the days of the Old Masters

and which we can adopt - no matter what we do - to help us achieve extraordinary things too

entertaining

the Cylinda-line range is being launched in beautifully coloured enamel carefully chosen and inspired by Arne Jacobsen´s work with water colour painting

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and the beckoning summit of Helvellyn

Cummock Water was William's favourite place in the world

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