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Endeavour Snow 14x10This study by John Freeman depicts Captain Cook's ship H M Endeavour at berth in Whitby Harbour, North Yorkshire. The original ship was built in Whitby in the 1760's and named The Earl of Pembroke. When Captain Cook selected her as an ideal ship to explore the unknown southern hemisphere she was bought by the British Admiralty, refitted, armed and re named Endeavour. She served him well but alas, when decommissioned, her final resting place is

The subject of this image is a beautiful Esk Valley pack bridge with an equally romantic legend to go with it

Sea Captains houses huddle close to fishermen`s cottages

Count Dracula

Whitby is one of Britain’s most popular traditional seaside towns

A Journey in Paint and Pencil

An exclusive limited edition print of 500 Size: 13" x 21" This watercolour by John Freeman is not a Gothic painting but a painting for goths - based on the architecture and events in Whitby in 1885 which gave birth to a Gothic legend

Ideal for trips to the Supermarket or just out and about

as seawater breaks over it

Not so good when leaving the refuge of the harbour

Complete with envelopes

The Burgers

glimpses of pan tiles and mellow stone is a print that holds much to interest the viewer

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