Howgills
The Howgill Fells lie between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales - roughly in between a triangle formed by the towns of Sedbergh, Kirkby Stephen and Tebay. To the west the fells are bounded by the M6 motorway - giving dramatic views on the reach to Tebay. Celebrated fellwalker A Wainwright described the Howgills as looking like a herd of sleeping elephants - publishing his book 'Walks on the Howgill Fells' in 1972. Journeying up to Appleby-in-Westmorland the following paintings were developed from studies done on the same, predominantly warm, summers day
These paintings are all complete with beautifully handmade, deep, scooped and hand-painted wooden frames - leading the eye into the work. Signed by me on the front - and all labelled on the reverse these are ready to hang
SIGNED LIMITED EDITION PRINTS ARE AVAILABLE - on beautiful Somerset Velvet paper
SMALL PAINTINGS:
Hills and Shadows
Summer Sky over Hills
Stone Wall and Shadows
Fields, Hills and Summer Sky
Heart-Shaped Wood - High Carlingill
MEDIUM PAINTINGS:
Patchwork Hills
Wild Fells
Wandering Sheep over Will Fells
Deep Shadows and Roadside Stone Wall
High Carlingill and Beyond
