The Long and Winding Way- Hadrian's Wall Original Painting conservation It was painted in various

It was painted in various moods by JM Turner on his first visit to Northumberland in 1797 and on subsequent visits up until 1834

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Walking Hadrian's Wall Two By Two Print 0072

with the last of the heather adorning an ever changing

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The Long and Winding Way- Hadrian's Wall Original Painting conservation It was painted in variousThis painting, The Long and Winding Way Hadrian's Wall, was based on photographs by the very generous Pete Savin, who is a mine of information on The Wall and all things Roman. It features the point where Highshield Crags and Crag Lough suddenly come into view, drawing the walker ever onwards. The exhilarating views of the surrounding countryside, and the steeply rising and falling of the path make this my favourite section of The Wall. From Steel