Charcoal Burning at Bouth, 1908 by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929) [PRINT]:Mounted Print 508 x 406mm / 20 x 16 inches you will have the Langdale

you will have the Langdale Pikes framed to your complete and perfect satisfaction in the 'jaws' at the stream head"

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everyday lives had not left him

The result is an intimate portrait of a life devoted to art and an essential reference for any art lover

Charcoal Burning at Bouth, 1908 by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929) [PRINT]:Mounted Print 508 x 406mm / 20 x 16 inches you will have the LangdaleBouth is near Ulverston where Alfred lived for a time with his family. He developed a growing fascination to provide invaluable insights of regular folk performing their daily routines of work, by compiling numerous drawings and paintings in their natural surroundings. In the 1890's charcoal was an important ingredient for the production of gunpowder and for the iron works at nearby Backbarrow. "His Millet inspired fascination for watching and then