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Beckhole Nocturne 20x15A tiny hamlet nestling in a quiet wooded valley in the North Yorkshire Moors close to Goathland. Beckhole has not always been so quiet! In the 1860`s it was the home of a blast furnace and rows of miners cottages, all long since demolished. Today the Birch Hall Inn depicted here is the main point of activity in this much visited spot. This tiny, but popular pub with the murke Esk flowing by will also offer refreshment during the evening Quoites

indeed its main tower only fell in the 1830`s

A Limited Edition Print of only 100 Most of the edition has already been sold

Signed Giclee` Print approx 21"x12"

Beechings axe fell on the line in 1965 following a long hard fight against the decision

John allows the eye to explore the wonderful jumble of rooftops and chimney pots in the foreground then follow the silvery line of the river Esk as it slips under the swing bridge

The Replica Bark H

Image size approx 20" x 15" Excluding Frame

Boots corner

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

large Cod etc

No print of painting benefits from exposure to sunlight

events and fantasies became woven together to form Whitby's connection to the most famous of Gothic novels

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