“The granite tors still lift their lofty heads to the sky, the heather and gorse still bloom on the moor, the stream yet pursues its way over its rocky bed, and all is here unchanged.”
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Anne-Marie Furse is a landscape artist, illustrator and printmaker whose vibrant, atmospheric work is inspired by the scenery and history of Dartmoor and the Cornish coast. She paints with handmade pigments made from rocks foraged across Devon and Cornwall, and exhibits across the region.
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Plate from An Exploration of Dartmoor and Its Antiquities, page 94, 1889“The numerous blocks of granite which appear to be split asunder by some violent action, are said by the moormen to have been riven in that manner by the earthquake which occurred at our Saviour's crucifixion.”
Also on Our DartmoorCrapstone Barton near House — A Grade II* listed farmhouse with Georgian character, set in the Dartmoor landscape with period garden boundaries.
“The granite tors still lift their lofty heads to the sky, the heather and gorse still bloom on the moor, the stream yet pursues its way over its rocky bed, and all is here unchanged.”
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