West Face of Pillar by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

West Face of Pillar by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)This impressive view of Pillar Rock was painted by William in the 1930's when he began to make drawings for the early rock climbing guidebooks, published by the Fell & Rock Climbing Club. Here he has simplified the form of the infamous crag, seen in the fading evening light, to produce a monumental painting that reveals his deep knowledge of rock architecture. Inner Print Sizes: Framed 438 x 448mm 17. 2 x 17. 6 inches (Inner Print: 276 x 264mm 10. 9 x

Ensures strength and brilliancy

2 inches (Inner Print: 170 x 115mm / 6

long-lasting and non-abrasive

Once the trees have stopped bearing fruit

Pastels measure approximately 2-1/8" long × 5/8" diameter (54 mm × 16 mm)

724 Neutral black

Material: Mango woodDimensions: H50 W40 D40cm

They feature 46 sheets (92 pages) of acid-free 140gsm cartridge paper

with everything in moderation

A much-loved classic of nature writing from environmentalist and the author of Waterlog

She did the same thing the next day

William has painted this perspective of Tarn Hows facing west - looking to where the whale-like bulk of Wetherlam rises up against the sky