Original artwork description:

High above Whitby, and dominating the whole town, stands Whitby Abbey, the ruin of a once-great Benedictine monastery, founded in the 11th century. The medieval abbey stands on the site of a much earlier monastery. The Abbey and Whitby itself was the main source of inspiration for Bram Stoker’s famous novel 'Dracula'.

Painted deep in winter as the sun lowers behind the Abbey.

Painted on cotton canvas and stretched over stretcher frame.

Painting will come varnished and ready to hang with brass rings and cord supplied and comes with sealed in certificate to the rear and signed of course. Please note edges of the work will be painted negating any need to have framed, so you will be able to hang immediately.

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