Hens by the Brathay by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Hens by the Brathay by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)In this simple pastoral impression, Alfred captures a snapshot of ordinary daily life on a Lakeland farm, as this group of hens appear to be chasing each others tails in a search for feed, amongst their natural primitive surroundings. Here he depicts an enchanting frozen moment, just when the sun attempts to burst through an assortment of foliage that encapsulates the wooden pens, as a wall of striking yellow and viridian greens form a wonderful

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What to Draw and How to Draw it for Kids is a fun and useful book to develop the creative skills of budding illustrators everywhere

9 inches (Inner Print: 242 x 182mm / 9

The stool is often used as a side table

In her later years Ophelia turned her attentions to the infinitely more pastoral and rural scenes that surrounded her: scenes that inspired her to craft her highly sought after sculptural studies of local shepherds with their sheep and farmers with their dogs

"His Millet-inspired fascination for watching and then portraying ordinary people at work in their ordinary

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on the poor dumb creature he protects

which makes even the wildness of Wastwater appear calm and benevolent

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It's easy to see why Crinkle Crags at the far end of the Langdale valley has become such a firm favourite with walkers