1952
Overlooking Chester, from Browns of Chester cafe (sun in my eyes)
4B pencil
A5

1952
Overlooking Chester, from Browns of Chester cafe (sun in my eyes)
4B pencil
A5

1949
“Grey days, with more snow hanging overhead but inexplicably not falling yet. Silent days…”
(Cooper, 1973, p79.)
Collage and pen
11 x 11cm

Cooper, S. (1973) The Dark is Rising. Harmondsworth: Puffin.
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
Lift Tower, Northampton
Pencil and watercolour
20 x 20 cm

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