Grasmere postcard has been beautifully created by North East artist Emily Ward from an original painting. The Grasmere painting is part of her Lake District painting collection.
Emily has been inspired by a recent visit to the Lake District. The Grasmere differs from other paintings of Grasmere Lake because of her unique colour palette. The mountains are blue which stand in front of a blue sky.
To add a splash of colour Emily has added bright yellow daffodils in the forefront of this Lake District piece of art.
Emily has also recreated the Grasmere painting into a unique gift range which can be found here.
About Lake Grasmere
Grasmere is one of the smaller lakes in the lake District. The Lake District is a National
Park based in Cumbria. There is a village called after the Lake called Village of Grasmere. The village is famously associated with the poet William Wordsworth.
Grasmere Lake is fed by the River Rothay. The lake also contains a small single island which is known as Grasmere lake or simply the Lake.
Grasmere Lake is very popular with tourists and is a hot spot for family holidays.
