Grasmere Church by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Grasmere Church by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)Dedicated to the 7th century Northumbrian king, St. Oswald, Grasmere Church dates largely from the 14th century. Notable for its associations with William Wordsworth, who is buried in the churchyard together with members of his family, the church lay at the heart of a great Lake District mountain parish. It contains a notable sculpture of the Madonna and Child by William Heaton Cooper's wife, Ophelia Gordon Bell. Inner Print Sizes: Framed 301 x 365mm

with a modern sensibility

they are perfect to be carried everywhere

Framed - 340 x 294mm / 13

it features two huge boulders on the top named Sîon and Sîan (Adam and Eve) with a gap between them: the challenge for all climbers reaching the summit is to jump the gap

Size: 300 x 1370mm

There is a richness

also known as a “Moka Pot”

yet is not too harsh either

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