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Staithes Nocturne 20 x 15Staithes was once home to quite an extensive fishing fleet of small Cobles which made use of the protection of Cowbar cliff and Staithes beck for safe refuge from the North Sea. Although somewhat diminished, fishermen still work from the village. This study of Staithes on a calm, moonlit night by John Freeman gives out a feeling of calmness and security away from the force of the North sea. Signed Giclee` Print. Image size approx 20" x 15 Delivery:

Commanded by Captain Clark she joined up with Resolution off the Cape of Good Hope in an attempt to discover the Northern Passage

Endeavour approaching Whitby Harbour in May 1997

the last ships returned empty in 1837 and today we look on the killing of these creatures as totally unnecessary

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

In the 1860`s it was the home of a blast furnace and rows of miners cottages

This study depicts more of the boats

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"

Its picturesque cottages huddle under a mighty headland and look across the sweep of the bay

The pot-bellied stove originally lived in a shed where John Freeman spent many childhood hours working on his bikes and manufacturing various catapults

A Meander Down the Esk will appeal to people who love the North York Moors National Park

The boats fished for the “Sliver Darlings” close into shore just after dark and by morning barrels of fish would be leaving by rail for the inland markets

Signed limited edition Giclee` print

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