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Whitby East Side Nocturne Print 20x15A full moon hanging over this classical, oft times painted, view of Whitby. The East Side of Whitby gives the most memorable view of this charming Yorkshire fishing port. A complex mix of cottages and houses huddle under the protection of the East cliff. High above the town stands the ancient Abbey and St. Mary`s parish church. Lights and street lamps cast a warm glow which reflects across the River Esk where the moored boats ride. In this study John

He met and fell in love with Agnes Richardson

Mary`s parish church

This pretty little hamlet is located in the Esk Valley not far from Danby

This view looks down the 199 steps and takes in the view over the houses huddled around the steps and out into harbour

Goathland Station makes a perfect setting for this nocturne study which is set in days when the railway provided a vital link between moorland villages and the "outside world"

Fishing boats

church and abbey all come together to form an image that anyone visiting or living in the town will acknowledge as the image of Whitby

Signed Giclee` print approx 14" x 10"

The bones are there as a symbol of the whaling industry in Whitby

Whilst this study is not a topographically accurate image of Whitby it does feature many of the aspects of Whitby that are immediately recognisable

Since 1969 the scene around Whitby harbour has inspired John Freeman’s work

The Whitby Gazette of October 24

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