Harvest at Crummock, 1947 - Duke and Royal by W J Ophelia Gordon Bell (1883 - 1973) [PRINT]:Greeting Card a mixture of bronze powder

a mixture of bronze powder

everyday lives had not left him

long-lasting and non-abrasive

and the exhaustion of being human evoke the spacious

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Harvest at Crummock, 1947 - Duke and Royal by W J Ophelia Gordon Bell (1883 - 1973) [PRINT]:Greeting Card a mixture of bronze powderOphelias mother Winifred Joan Ophelia Gordon Bell is usually referred to as a society animal painter. She was one of three sisters from a London family; Dorothea, who owned the house in St. Johns Wood where Ophelia grew up, also had a large property on the outskirts of Windermere, hence the Lake District connection. There is a reference to Winifred in Heaton Coopers autobiography Mountain Painter in which he notes that she was "a painter of animals,