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The bearded gentleman with the walking stick in the front centre is the Skiddaw Hermit who lived beneath the Skiddaw Mountain in a small hut. His walking stick can be seen in Keswick Museum.
Keswick Museum
Keswick
Title
Keswick Main Street
Date
1870
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 9.7 x W 11.2 cm
Accession number
KESMG:3715
Acquisition method
gift, 1937
Work type
Painting
