Jonathan Smith – Heather Burning – Beamsley Beacon - SAA

Heather Burning - Beamsley Beacon

Jonathan Smith

One of a series of paintings looking at environmental issues, this shows the controversial policy of heather burning to encourage red grouse for shooting.

The control of heather moorland in such a way creates devastation for local habitats, increases peat erosion and adds to atmospheric pollution.

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Winter Sunrise - Staveley

Woodland Track - Timble

Whitby Harbour

Trollers Ghyll

The Strid - Autumn

The Old Track

The Old Cattle Market, Otley - Winter

The Marsh

The Sluice Gate

Summer Storm, Bamburgh

Storm Clouds Over Denton Moor

Snow in the Washburn Valley

Respite - Storm Eunice from Snowden Moor

Rombald's Moor

Otley Weir, Autumn

Otley Chevin, Winter

Old Barn, Arthington

Lower Dearncomb

Lippersley Ridge - Denton Moor

Home Farm, Farnley - from the Fields

Heather Burning - Beamsley Beacon

Harnessing the Storm

Gawk Hall in the Mist

From Littondale

Forest pool - Timble

Farnley Fields

Evening Snow - Timble

Emley Moor - Winter

East Pier - Whitby Harbour

Early Spring, Staveley

Dunstanburgh Castle in the Mist

Early Spring Morning - Timble

Dune Study - Northumberland

Conifers at Timble - Morning

Conifer Forest, Timble

Cam Pasture, Wharfedale

The Old Barn

Almscliffe

Arthington Viaduct from the River Wharfe