Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Fell

Schwaz Tuesday, 5 (?) September Dear Annerl! I’m sitting here at the table behind the stable, with the red parasol stretched out over my typewriter (to achieve this delightful little artifice I’ve brought one of the red chairs from the terrace and I’m sitting opposite the stable wall). And my naked back is soaking up the sun like a thirsty sponge, because it hasn’t stopped raining or at least drizzling since we arrived, and we’re all chilled to the bone. From today, though, the barometer and the general sense of optimism is promising the most wonderful autumn weather, so I’ll …
fifteen and still had no idea about such things, she fell

Paul Nash was preoccupied with his own mortality from childhood. But being posted as official artist to both world wars inspired him to some of his greatest work, now exhibited at Tate Liverpool. By Simon Grant
asthma was a potentially fatal illness: in 1933 Nash fell

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attention shifted to lens-based techniques, the process fell

He also writes about the Yorkshire Fells, which he
He also writes about the Yorkshire Fells, which he

‘Branshill Head. A Stream among Hills‘, Francis Nicholson
A Lake among Hills or Fells Joseph Mallord William

‘Gordale Scar, Yorkshire‘, John William Inchbold, exhibited 1876 on display at Tate Britain.
Barden Fells John William Inchbold 1866 View by

‘Peat Burning‘, John William Inchbold, c.1864–6
Barden Fells John William Inchbold 1866 View by

‘The Moorland (Dewar-stone, Dartmoor)‘, John William Inchbold, 1854
Barden Fells John William Inchbold 1866 View by

‘The Invasion of a Harem‘, attributed to William Hamilton
like Left Right Morning amongst the Coniston Fells