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Sometimes she painted fantastical creatures like “The Unicorn” and at other times she painted domestic animals such as cats
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The Bield, Little Langdale by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929) [PRINT]:Loose Print 385 x 276mm / 15.2 x 10.9 inches The bamboo paper is environmentallyHere is a charming picture illustrating one of several small farms nestled on the fellside below Lingmoor Fell. This example still exists today, illustrating a late 'longhouse' layout quite rare in the Lake District, complete with a loft gallery. The farmhouse, now painted pink, lies above Slaters' Bridge, which was (and still remains) one of Lakeland's 17th century bridges, built by quarrymen to connect the tiny hamlet of Little Langdale with
