Cathedral Cave, Little Langdale by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995) [PRINT]:Framed Canvas Print 817 x 1207mm / 32.2 x 45.9 inches the figures are also thought

the figures are also thought to be a metaphor for the battle between our conscious and our instinctive selves

These Drawing Inks have been used by illustrators since their introduction by Winsor & Newton in the 1890’s

Alfred first travelled to Norway in July 1891 and spent nearly a year travelling

White: Metal - represents gold and symbolises brightness

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Cathedral Cave, Little Langdale by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995) [PRINT]:Framed Canvas Print 817 x 1207mm / 32.2 x 45.9 inches the figures are also thoughtA striking, modern painting of the Cathedral Cave in Langdale. The main chamber, as seen, holds the bold rock formation synonymous with the caves and is a popular walking location. This William Heaton Cooper print displays complete control and understanding of water reflections, strong colour theory and application as the depth of the caves contrasts the sunlit rock pillar above the pools in the foreground. Inner Print Sizes: Canvas 817 x 1207mm 32. 2