Tryfan from Carnedd Dafydd - Original Painting by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Tryfan from Carnedd Dafydd - Original Painting by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)Tryfan (917. 5m) in the Ogwen Valley, North Wales, has a classic shape for a mountain, with its rocky northern spine rising to a clearly defined summit. Popular with climbers and adventurous walkers alike, it features two huge boulders on the top named Son and San (Adam and Eve) with a gap between them: the challenge for all climbers reaching the summit is to jump the gap! William has painted the mountain under a dramatic sky with clouds sweeping off

Height 26cm Weight 1

Medium Dimensions: D 25cm x H 25cm

off Kanagawa

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In recent years

on the right Dollywaggon Pike and the ridge leading up to Nethermost Pike and Helvellyn

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picking out in golden profiles a few crags here and there

The shores of Buttermere feature some beautiful pine trees

with a focus on strength and brilliance

the symbolic centre of the first climbing on British rock

Artists’ handmade paper from Khadi Papers India