Anonymous artist, Glendalough Lake Gravel delivery Dublin 'Rootzone' is a sand &

'Rootzone' is a sand & soil mix (approx 70% sand / 30% topsoil)

Most likely from the later years of the 19th Century or the early years of the 20th Century

We have often used sickles to clear growth from under trees and shrubs - in fact

and was collected by notable members of the Engliush aristocracy and royal family

50cm high x 38cm diameter at widest point

Anonymous artist, Glendalough Lake Gravel delivery Dublin 'Rootzone' is a sand &Watercolour depicting a lakeshore with rowing boats. Pines and larches make their way to near the water's edge. A small bridge can be seen in the background. This appears to be Glendalough (upper) lake in Co. Wicklow. Based on the style and the frame, this piece dates from the early decades of the twentieth century. Watercolour on paper. 22 x 29cm. Unsigned. Apollo Gallery on reverse stating artist's name as Edith Synge. Unusual Arts & Crafts style