Lodore Falls, Keswick, June 1835

Lodore Falls, Keswick, June 1835 is a drawing created in 1835 by Thomas Hastings. It is held at the Yale Center for British Art. The drawing measures 0.416 meters in width and 0.27 meters in height.

The artwork depicts a landscape scene dominated by a tranquil body of water, possibly a lake, nestled amidst mountains. The foreground features a rocky, wooded area with a figure, possibly a person, standing on a rock outcropping near a cliff face. The trees are rendered with varying densities of shading, suggesting depth and texture. The mountains in the background are lightly sketched, giving them a soft, hazy appearance. The overall style is naturalistic, with attention to detail in the foliage and rock formations. The sky is lightly sketched, suggesting a bright, possibly sunny day.