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The Catch, Whitby 14x10An evocative study harking back to the hey day of Whitby's fishing fleet. Set at no precise date it depicts some of Whitby's landmarks, now no longer part of the townscape. The old Boots corner on the end of the bridge and St Michael's Church on the East Side being two notable features. A salmon boat is rowing towards the swing bridge, why is he slipping so quietly out of the harbour? A late night landing is being hauled up to the fish quay, the

A Meander Down The Esk

but going ashore in “ Collier's Hope” became a total wreck”

14" x 10" signed print

Cooks house across the harbour where a young James Cook studied

There are few sights more beautiful than a tall ship moored in Whitby harbour

His moonlit studies or Nocturnes are much admired and this one captures this atmospheric view to great effect

now lovingly cared for by the North York Moors Railway

Now well known for his studies of Whitby and its surroundings

Stoker wrote:"The houses of the old town

At your feet are the rooftops of Henrietta Street overlooking the busy harbour and the river Esk

without doubt

used to haul sailing ships in and out of harbour when becalmed