Browney Gill, Langdale by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Browney Gill, Langdale by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)Tucked away to the south of Oxendale and Mickleden, the waters of Browney Gill find their source high on Great Knott near Crinkle Crags, and in Red Tarn below Pike o Blisco, before flowing down to Oxendale and into Great Langdale. William has depicted the steep walls of the gill caught in a shaft of sunlight from the south. Inner Print Sizes: Canvas 425 x 590mm 16. 75 x 23. 25 inches (Inner Print: 385mm x 550mm 15 x 21. 5 inches). Notes: Frame &

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5 Aonibi: inspired by the light cast by a full moon hovering above Kyoto in a  midnight blue evening sky

Aside from its traditional printmaking pedigree

classic work

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"Reflecting crags and steep fell on three sides

Please also note that although the craftsman makes every attempt to show the correct colours in his photographs

shaped by wind blowing down from the north-west

The ancient Celts lived by and worshipped the moon