Hawthorn Ridge and Crater, the view from the British front line, DMR 2015 Pastel
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View of the ridge from the British front line. A huge mine was blown by the British on July 16th 1916 on the ridge. Debris rose over 3000 feet upwards, but alas , it did not stop the slaughter that day
About the Artist
Daniel Murray Rose
I am essentially self taught and have been painting for a number of years. I like painting landscapes. I live in Leeds in England My preferred mediums are pastel chalks, pastel pencils, and charcoal. I also like using watercolour. I have been influenced mainy by the Impressionists, Turner,…
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