Image: The Guardian, 21 Mar 1925.

• Title(s): Wetherlam from Little Langdale (The Guardian, 21 Mar 1925).
• Description: Only known from black-and-white newspaper image showing a country lane with trees to the right extending to the top frame, background of hill/mountain tops, sky occupying upper third of work.
• Media: ?
• Dimensions: ?
• Signature/date/other text: ?
• History:
  • 1925 – Illustrated in The Guardian, 21 Mar, “… by Miss S. Isabel Dacre, the president of the Attic Club, which holds its annual exhibition in Manchester next week.”
• Location: ?

The place from where the scene was painted is unclear, possibly somewhere on the east side of Little Langdale village (NY318032). Wetherlam (2503ft/763m) is the prominant peak on the left of the picture, with Great Carrs (2575ft/785m) to the right. The higher peak of Swirl How (2633ft/802m) is hidden behind Wetherlam. Isabel has slightly exagerrated the vertical elevation or ‘pointiness’ of the hills.

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