Dartmoor National Park is Devon's wild upland area containing the county's highest hill (Yes Tor), the source of many of its main rivers (the Teign, the Dart, the Tavy etc), granite outcrops and ancient farming systems. Having lived on the moor myself I love translating Dartmoor's mosses, lichen, tors and field patterns onto canvas and paper...
Along the East Dart river, Dartmoor £46
Hawthorn tree on Dartmoor, looking down on the Dart Valley £35
Ruddycleave Water at Buckland in the Moor, Dartmoor £40
Valley of the Taw, North Dartmoor £60
Black-a-tor Copse, Dartmoor £95
A Dartmoor hedge (near Widecombe) £95
At the Dewerstones, West Dartmoor £95
View of Meldon viaduct, West Dartmoor
At Black-a-ven Brook, Dartmoor
View of Dartmoor, looking down on Moretonhampstead £185
The upper river Taw, Dartmoor £285
The Dewerstones in early spring, Dartmoor £159
Dartmoor rapids at the West Okement
Rapids at the East Okement River, Dartmoor £180
The West Okement River, near Black-a-tor, Dartmoor
A Dartmoor woodland below Black Hill £160
At Horsham Steps, Dartmoor
Moss-covered rocks on Dartmoor ("the man in the blue coat")
