Autumn Evening, Ullswater by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Autumn Evening, Ullswater by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)The sun sets early in Patterdale, in this captivating view across Ullswater from the slopes of Keldas beneath the bosom of Helvellyn. Here the evening sun highlights all of the bright red and orange tones on Place Fell across the east shore, painted in stark contrast against the distinctive complimentary burnt umber and sienna shades of the bracken grouped in the foreground. "In bands of green and brown and golden yellow, in purple streak and white,

A low- viscosity formula

Each of the thirteen chapters has a theme and explores its significance for one or more of the artists

Finish between matt and satin

in turn bringing out the full beauty of the colours

Here it is illustrated looking extremely changeable shrouded in swirling dark clouds

Listening to William's recollections of his father and their family life has put her in a unique position to write a first biography of Alfred

Dimensions:  (33 x 43cm)

as a piano stool or simply as an additional seating option when needed

The simplicity of these objects is seen as a representation of its identity

Henry Moore originally presented the sketchbook to his daughter Mary

Baddeley - English Lakes

she has recorded the memories of many elderly people in Lakeland