1948
“He saw nothing: only the grey light of snow that reflects a grey sky. He was back in the snow-drowned woodland world into which he had walked early that morning.”
(Cooper, 1973, p61)
Collage and pen
12 x 10cm
Cooper, S. (1973) The Dark is Rising. Harmondsworth: Puffin.
1947
“The only break in the white world of branches was away over to the south, where the Thames ran; he could see the bend in the river in this white ocean of forest…”
(Cooper, 1973, p30).
Collage and pen
10 x 10cm
Cooper, S. (1973) The Dark is Rising. Harmondsworth: Puffin.
1946
“There was no colour anywhere.”
Cooper, 1973, p11.
#TheDarkisReading #TheArtisRising
Collage and drawing
10 x 10cm
Cooper, S. (1973) The Dark is Rising. Harmondsworth: Puffin.
1945
Through the window
4B pencil
A7
1944
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Pencil and watercolour
20 x 20 cm
1943
Certain routes
Pen
Small
1942
Abington Library, Northampton
Pencil and watercolour
25 x 25cm
1941
Grand Hall, Newton, Avenue Campus
Pen
A5
1940
On the train
Pen on a bag
A5
1939
Route
Pen
Small 5.5 x 8cm
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