The Lost Walk

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This painting is inspired by one of my favourite days out with my family walking up Pendle hill.

My map reading skills were definitely not up to scratch that day and we took the wrong turn got completely lost. So stupid as it was literally the case of turning right instead of left!

We ended up waking for 3.5 hours before we even got to the hill. I was carrying my 2 year old. I’ll never forget my children’s reactions as we walked out of the sculpture trail woods and I pointed to Pendle hill and told the children that was where we were headed! They were not impressed!

Despite their moans and groans about how tired they were when we got to the bottom of the hill they both ran up the hill and waited for me at the top. The views were magnificent!

During our walk my son lost a toy he had got from his birthday as he was having so much fun exploring the magical sculptures. He even remembers when he put it down and forgot it! He was devastated and still talks about the best day ever apart from losing his favourite toy!

Can you spot his lost toy?

Shipping costs

$500

About the artist

Catherine Corfield

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Catherine Corfield B.A Hons, M.A Catherine Corfield is a contemporary British landscape painter. Based in Leeds, she works from her studio and exhibits regularly across the country. She has had a series of mixed and one woman exhibitions and her work is held in public and private collections both at home and abroad. Her work has been used for many commercial and non commercial projects and commissions such as radio logos, school murals, book covers and corporate marketing. Catherine was born in Berkshire in 1978. She studied at University College of Northampton, then University of Greenwich and now lives in Yorkshire with her family painting full time. Artist Statement "My work draws inspiration from the semi abstract nature of landscape and interpreting a 'sense of place', incorporating the sounds, smells and atmosphere of the place or subject . My work is drawn from my own memory to create works that are abstracted and expressional. I am particularly interested in light of nature and weather its impact and transformation on the appearance of the landscape."