Blackmoor Pot, Langstrath by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Blackmoor Pot, Langstrath by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)Unseen from the track on either side of Langstrath, Blackmoor Pot (also known as Blackmoss Pot) is a vertical rift in the valley bed, some 40 feet deep, with a great pool of water stretching along its length. Its colour ranges from gold to deepest green at its greatest depth. The eerie water worn reflections appear to seep down into a form of deepest oblivion in this evocative painting. "Here is one of the most surprising things in Lakeland. The

2 x 21 inches (Inner Print: 725mm x 496mm / 28

Mounted - 350 x 450mm / 13

with the Skiddaw massif soaring up into the lofty heights on the right hand side

The Langdale Pikes are just visible if you peer close enough through the small grouping of trees painted here

incisive portraits

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as the rest of the Kristina Dam Studio collection

It makes a leaner mixture with the colour and evaporates quickly

Accordingly

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having been a student at Calderon’s school in London”

The Stool from Kristina Dam is an elegant and thoroughly designed piece of flat pack furniture