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that the famous sword now in the British Museum was found
it began life as a detailed drawing
Dubs Quarry and Warnscale Bottom near Buttermere
7 ins (18cm) when assembled as a brush
The exquisite finished version was concluded in the studio
Evening Shadows, Blea Tarn by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995) Art Materials - Synthetic Brushes that the famous sword nowWordsworth wrote these enduring lines about Blea Tarn in his long philosophical poem 'The Excursion' capturing a sense of the unique place it has in people's hearts. This composition is extremely bold and dynamic, with all the dark shadow concentrated heavily on one side but it sets off the shapes and colours of Side Pike and the Langdales perfectly. "Beneath our feet a lowly little vale A liquid pool that glittered in the sun And one bare dwelling.
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